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Delhi airport's passenger capacity reaches 100 mn

THE DELHI IGI Airport on Sunday joined an elite global club of airports that have a passenger handling capacity of 100 million per year, with the inauguration of the expanded Terminal 1.

Godrej Appliances' FY24 revenues likely at ₹6K cr

GODREJ APPLIANCES ANTICIPATES its premium segment to increase sales turnover by as much as 20% in the upcoming fiscal year.

Taking a cue from mobile playbook

Wearable firms focus on scaling up local production

What are N Line cars in Hyundai?

Creta N Line will be launched on March 11

What's the true value of university accreditation in a market for lemons

Universities should not view accreditation as a burdensome quest for external validation, but as an opportunity for genuine improvement

Go for flexi-cap funds to manage risks

Dynamic participation across market caps can lead to higher returns

IIFL Finance files compliance report with RBI

Banks are re-assessing gold loan co-lending tie-up with the NBFC

Six NBFCs must list in the next year

Upper-layer NBFCs must list within three years of classification

Teen tech innovations to be on display at Museum of Solutions

MUSEUM OF SOLUTIONS (MUSO), a social initiative by Sajjan Jindalled JSW Group, will host an initiative to showcase technological innovations by teenagers and help them raise seed funding from various incubators.

Jio, Voda Idea oppose key 5G band allocation to Railways

700 Mhz is unavailable, not being put up for auctions in May

RIL-Disney deal may need tweaks for CCI approval

Competition watchdog to see if other players will be left weaker

Formal contractual workers set to hit 10 million by 2030

THE NUMBER OF flexi or \"formal contractual workers\" in India, employed by staffing companies, is expected to reach 10 million by the end of 2030 from 55.5 million at present, as there is a huge demand for such workforce, said Lohit Bhatia, president, Indian Staffing Federation (ISF).

India not to tailor EV policy just for Tesla, says Goyal

INDIA WILL NOT tailor its policies to suit US-based EV maker Tesla, and its laws and tariff rules will be formulated to attract all-electric vehicle manufacturers from across the world to set up a base in the world's fastest-growing economy, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said.

Electricity prices on exchanges plunge

Lower gas prices may allow gas-based capacities: Industry

Sponge iron units face ore shortage, seek export ban

THE DOMESTIC SPONGE iron manufacturers fear a continuous shortage of iron ore may bring it to the brink of collapse.

Services trade, migration to ease under EFTA agreement

No immediate tariff cuts for Swiss watches, wines, chocolates

Realty bookings home in on ₹1 trn

RESIDENTIAL SALES BOOKINGS of top listed real estate companies are set to cross ₹1 trillion this fiscal, more than three times the FY21 figure, as per analyst estimates.

Markets jittery over some Tata stocks

Exuberance over IPO by Tata Sons may fade out

FMCG firms see price hikes in FY25

FAST-MOVING CONSUMER GOODS (FMCG) companies may hike prices by 2-3% by the second half of 2024-25, led by volatile commodity prices, notably of food and crude oil, and wage inflation.

EFTA to invest $100 bn in 15 yrs

India inks trade pact with four-nation bloc

NABFID OR NIIF MAY BE NODAL AGENCY ₹1-trillion leg-up for deep tech

Centre’s tech fund to offer capital support to encourage localistion

FM: IPR laws facilitator, booster and not barrier in R&D process

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR)laws, the policy are all being given a certain push as research and development are happening in very big scale in India now because the environment is being made conducive for that purpose, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Saturday.

US mulls blacklisting CXMT to further curb China's chip advance

THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION is weighing sanctions on several Chinese tech companies, including memory chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies, according to people familiar with the matter, in a fresh bid to restrain the Asian country's development of advanced semiconductors.

US, French military shoot down Houthi drones after attack on carrier, warships

AMERICAN AND FRENCH forces downed dozens of drones in the Red Sea on Saturday after Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis targeted bulk carrier Propel Fortune and US destroyers in the Gulf of Aden.

China's consumer prices swing up on Lunar New Year gains

CHINA'S CONSUMER PRICES rose for the first time in six months due to spending linked to the Lunar New Year, offering some reprieve for the world's second-biggest economy grappling with weak consumer sentiment, while factory-gate prices fell again.

Asif Zardari elected Pak president

Zardari received 255 votes while his opponent got 119

Republic of extreme inequalities

In her latest book, Swati Narayan brings stories from the grassroots that otherwise would not have seen the light of day

Vaishnaw unveils body structure of Vande Bharat sleeper variant

RAILWAY MINISTER ASHWINI Vaishnaw on Saturday unveiled the body structure of Vande Bharat's sleeper coaches at a Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) facility here.

Centre to take all measures to contain food prices, says Goyal

THE CENTRE WILL pull all stops to ensure prices of essential food items, from onion to tomatoes to pulses, do not spike, particularly during the elections, Union minister Piyush Goyal said as he cited the Modi government's track record of controlling rates within days of any temporary hike.

Applied Materials looks to sell items to India's first fab unit

US-BASED FIRM Applied Materials is looking to sell equipment to India's first semiconductor fabrication plant, which is to be set up in Dholera, Gujarat, by the Tata Group in collaboration with Powerchip Taiwan.