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Airlines don't dump waste mid-air, say experts

Modern aircraft have vacuum toilets and suction pumps drain the waste from toilets

Glenmark to focus on specialty drugs to beat tackle price erosion in US

Drug maker draws $300 mn capex plan and higher R&D spend, focuses on differentiated dosage forms and inlicensing of complex drugs

Delhi airport is the busiest in the world for Airbus A320 flights

New Delhi sees around 1200 flight movements daily including charters

Garuda Indonesia says confident of growth in India

We are optimistic about the Indian market and see demand from both leisure and business segments, said Garuda CEO

Claris Lifesciences sells injectables business to Baxter for Rs 4,237 cr

Claris promoter Arjun Handa likely to exit pharma business; start new venture

2 ex-executives of Emcure's US arm accused of price fixing

Jeffrey Glazer and Jason Malek are also charged with rigging bids and price collusion

CISF to hire 35,000 personnel to boost security at airports

No security stamp on cabin baggage tags from Thursday

Delay in Halol plant resolution to hurt Sun Pharma's FY18 profit

Credit Suisse cuts FY18 profit estimate by 5%

Glenmark eyes big growth in US with cholesterol drug launch

The drug maker earns about 35% of its revenue from the US market

Fund raising can help Jet Airways lower debt, say analysts

Jet Airways has initiated talks to raise $300 million in equity from investors other than Etihad Airways, a report said

US FDA raises fresh concerns on Sun Pharma's Halol plant

The Halol plant is a key manufacturing unit for Sun Pharma, which earns about half its revenue from the US market

ED summons AirAsia India over alleged FEMA violation

A top ED official said that the representative of AirAsia has been asked to be present before it next week in Mumbai

Travel firms offer EMI, cashback options to lure customers

Online portals say their business has not been impacted due to demonetisation

Panel suggests one-time licensing for drugs

At present, the renewal of licences for each formulation rests with state regulators and is around 3 years

Jet Airways' proposed gateway in Singapore to link Europe with Asia-Pacific

Jet Airways is following a network policy independent of Etihad Airways, which bought a 24% stake in Jet in 2013

Tax-free pay, bungalow and more: How China, Taiwan and Japan are luring Indian pilots

Better salaries, faster career progress on offer to compensate for cultural differences

200 'high-risk' drug firms come under Indian regulator lens

Centre, states jointly assess drug manufacturers' facilities

Lupin to launch sleep disorder drug in US

US business contributes over 40 per cent to the company revenue

Jet Airways sharpens international focus with new gateways in Europe, Singapore

Interline and code shares are commercial agreements that allow an airline to sell tickets of other carriers

Demonetisation: Tour operators want credit card facilities at monuments

Government says departments have no policy on digital payments