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Tata Steel to invest £1.25 billion in electric arc furnace in Port Talbot

The decision follows seven months of formal and informal national-level discussions with the UK Steel Committee (the multi-union forum) and its advisers, the company said

Teachers gather against Calcutta HC order in SSC recruitment case

The political heat in West Bengal has been giving the rising mercury levels serious competition since the SSC order

Lok Sabha polls: Will Bengal's sagging tea industry brew a new flavour?

Darjeeling goes to vote on April 26 in the second phase of Lok Sabha elections alongside Balurghat and Raiganj. All three in North Bengal are BJP seats

Expat impact: The story of India Inc's brushes with expat CEOs a mixed bag

Will it help to simply focus on the best person for the job?

Battleground 2024: In Bengal's tea belt, climate and politics boil over

As BJP, TMC fight for dominance, tea gardens hope for a change in the weather and, perhaps, their fortunes

Ramkrishna Forgings to supply powertrain components to US' largest EV maker

The company has not disclosed the name of the vehicle manufacturer in its announcement, but sources indicated that it could be Tesla

ITC Infotech to acquire Pune-based Blazeclan Technologies for Rs 485 crore

This acquisition is expected to augment ITC Infotech's capabilities to service its customers in a multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environment

Metal recycling startup Runaya aims to generate $1 bn in revenue by FY30

The company is also looking at an IPO. But Agarwal said, it was not an urgent priority. It would happen whenever the timing is right

T-shirts, masks, banners: Poll paraphernalia misses on-ground excitement

Centralised operations, focus on digital campaigns hit traditional election business

AM/NS India will have 'robust financial discipline' while expanding: CFO

Acquisition is growth driver for AM/NS and its parent companies, ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel, says Amit Harlalka

Legal fairness prevails: Calcutta HC restrains HUL's 'Glow & Handsome' mark

Emami and HUL have been embroiled in a legal battle over the use of the 'Glow & Handsome' mark for four years

We are optimistic about India story, says ITC's Director Hemant Malik

Irrespective of whether we experience tailwinds or headwinds, the market opportunities for our various food categories in India are very large, says Hemant Malik, executive director of ITC

Tata Steel to stop operations of coke ovens at Port Talbot plant

Coke ovens are manufacturing plants or blast furnaces for making coking coal, a key raw material in steelmaking

Bandhan Bank CEO Chandra Shekhar Ghosh to step down after tenure

'I started with my own savings, contributions from some relatives and borrowings from moneylenders. Once the model was proven, financial institutions came forward to lend and support.'

Dry spell, sporadic rainfall take a toll on tea production in March

Problem acute for prized Darjeeling tea, which is crucial for tea companies' revenue

Action is in India, makes sense to focus on market here: Berger Paints CEO

Company is 'cautious' after Aditya Birla group's entry in the sector but it is not worried, says Abhijit Roy

Shoppers Stop bets on beauty, picks Kolkata for industry's 'largest store'

West Bengal's capital city is important to company's growth target, says senior executive

Rising imports, demand slowdown ahead of polls weigh on Indian steelmakers

Imports from China have surged 88 per cent in the April to February period of the current financial year, which has "majorly impacted" domestic steel

Electoral bond disclosures: Jalan group bonds well with political parties

Financial records of two group companies show that the donations gave are disproportionately high compared to the of the firms, at least in the years they purchased the bonds

Mandatory 100% auction of dust tea grades heats up debate in tea industry

Some packet tea players are reportedly putting pressure on leaf factories to oppose the proposed 100 per cent dust grade auction regulation