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PM calls for common ground on global issues at G20 meet

India declines to blame Russia for war & seeks a diplomatic solution

Funding slowdown takes startups to alternative finance platforms

MULTIPLE INVESTMENT CHANNELS ON OFFER

Swiggy hives off cloud kitchen biz as costs bite

That way, eateries could widen their reach and also lower the time taken for delivery.

RIL to roll out cheapest genome sequencing kits priced $150

Earlier in 2021, Reliance Strategic Business Ventures, a wholly-owned subsidiary of RIL, had acquired about 22.8 million shares of Strand Life Sciences - a genomics-based research and diagnostics company for ₹393 crore in cash.

SC sets up panel to probe Adani-linked market meltdown

Sebi investigation to also continue; 6 Adani welcomes move

China Lab Leak Likely Caused Covid: FBI Director, Beijing Rejects Claim

Other agencies within the U.S. intelligence community believe the virus emerged naturally in the world.

Moody's Raises India Growth Projection For 2023 To 5.5%

Lowers estimate for 2022 to 6.8% from earlier forecast of 7%

Insurers could face underwriting challenges in covering PwDs, AIDS

For introducing standalone products for mental illness, insurers would need some time to devise the products, understand demands and find out proper distribution channels to successfullt sell them, industry insiders told FE.

Deposit growth may offset impact of liquidity crunch

CREDIT GROWTH UNDER PRESSURE

Sri Lanka to keep rates high to tame inflation, await IMF bailout

The island's economy is estimated to have shrunk 9.2% last year as it struggled with the worst financial crisis to befall the country in over seven decades.

Pakistan February inflation highest in nearly 50 years

Food, beverage and transportation prices surged more than 45%, says PBS.

China's factories swing back to growth, fastest in a decade

Euro zone output expands for the first time since May

Tech industry likely to reach $245 bn in FY23

NASSCOM SAYS THERE IS CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM FOR FY24

Our digital tech not confined only to big firms: Vaishnaw

Bill Gates says India will be the cheapest 5G market in the world

'Evidence suggests private sector is ready for capex'

Financial conditions for them are also favourable, Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Suman Bery told FE’s Prasanta Sahu.

Super-rich stay tight-fisted on charity

DONATIONS BY INDIAN UHNIS FALL DESPITE SURGING WEALTH

Manufacturing PMI slips to 4-month low

An index reading of 50 or above suggests expansion and below it points to contraction. With this, the index has remained in the expansionary zone for the 20th straight month.

February GST mop-up at ₹1.49 trillion

However, the collections are in line with the average monthly collection of ₹1.5 trillion, indicating stabilisation in the indirect tax levy as well as normalisation of economic activities, and were aided partly by higher inflation.

India can be innovation hub to address global challenges: Gates

'25 weeks of Covid destroyed 25 yrs of progress in health'

FPIs see red as Sebi steps up disclosures

New investors reluctant to give such details on look-through basis

SBI leads in credit card issuances in Jan

SPENDS PER CARD FALL

RCap arm CoC rejects capital-infusion demand

The CoC has stated that the firm is part of the bankruptcy proceedings and it would not be prudent to provide fresh fund

Rebel Foods to expand Wendy's presence to 150 locations in India

WENDY'S HAS STRUCK a deal with cloud kitchen operator Rebel Foods to scale the fast food chain's physical presence in India to 150 locations, betting on diners returning to public eateries as the pandemic ebbs.

No refinancing, capital plans at HK roadshow: Adani CFO

BID TO WIN BACK INVESTORS' TRUST AFTER HINDENBURG REPORT FALLOUT

No visible impact of heatwave on wheat

ABOVE-NORMAL TEMPERATURES, that prevailed in February, have not impacted the wheat crop, a senior official with ITC, one of the largest private purchasers of the grain, has said.

IMD sees above-normal summer temperatures

Low probability of heatwaves in March over central India

PM: Tech will help make India developed nation by 2047

TECHNOLOGY WILL HELP India achieve the target of becoming a developed nation by 2047, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday, as he outlined the massive and modern digital infrastructure being created to ensure that benefits of digital revolution reach all citizens.

Core sector growth hits 4-month high of 7.8% in Jan

Seven of the eight core infrastructure sectors see positive growth

Shareholders sue Tesla, Musk over self-driving safety claims

Proposed class action suit in San Francisco federal court

Russian forces tighten noose on Bakhmut

RUSSIAN FORCES ON Tuesday pressed forward their weeks-long drive to encircle and capture the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut where the commander of Ukraine's ground forces described the situation as \"extremely tense\".