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Khaitans likely to join hands with Burmans to run Eveready Industries

Promoters hope to ring-fence long-term interests of the firm via this partnership

Pedalling into a post-Covid future: How bicycle fever has gripped India

Sales have surged, orders are pouring in, and stores are already feeling a shortage

Metal producers look to repair dents after taking Covid-19 pandemic hit

The third of the five-part series looks at pick-up in metal sector demand & prices

JSW to idle Ohio facility in US, sends lay-off notices to 160 workers

Sources said that the lay-off could be temporary and the company hoped that it would last less than six months. Questions sent to JSW Steel went unanswered

Tata Steel Dutch employees safe from job losses, says Labour Union

There are about 9,000 workers at Ijmuiden. FNV said an agreement has also been reached on the company structure.

Tata Steel's Netherlands plant reaches an agreement with workers on jobs

There are about 9,000 workers at Ijmuiden. FNV said an agreement has also been reached on the company structure.

Emami questions Hindustan Unilever's fairness over skin cream rebranding

Emami said it had trademark rights over the name and that it was consulting legal experts on the matter.

We will get into electronic media, says RPSG chairman Sanjiv Goenka

Digital will be a crucial arm of the media. I am not sure whether it will be at the cost of print, but it will acquire importance. It is definitely being consumed, says RPSG Chairman

JSW Steel-Bhushan Power buy may hit Enforcement Directorate hurdle

There is no power conferred upon the NCLAT under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) to interfere with a provisional attachment order, ED said.

Haldia Petrochemicals acquires US firm Lummus Technology for $2.7 billion

Lummus is a master licensor of proprietary technologies in refining, petrochemicals, gas processing and coal gasification sectors, and a supplier of proprietary catalysts, equipment and related engine

China top buyer of Indian steel under lockdown, accounts for 48% exports

Icra says in first two months of the current fiscal, Indian finished steel exports grew 76% YoY, and that China alone accounted for close to 60 per cent of this increase

Cyclone Amphan ravages West Bengal; PM Narendra Modi to visit today

State readies initial fund of Rs 1,000 crore for relief and restoration work

As millions of migrants return, will it be a boon or bane for home states?

Govts looking to turn labourers' return into an opportunity, but might have to rely on rural job guarantee scheme in near term

Amid coronavirus lockdown, steel demand pick-up off to a slow start

Construction activities have resumed, albeit in a staggered manner; in some pockets there is demand for yellow goods as well

Lockdown 3.0: Re-starting production a task cut out for India Inc

Rusty machinery, lack of labour, confusion over rules bug corporate honchos

Covid-19 impact: AMNS India's March operations take a hit due to lockdown

The company said that it had moved to match production with the evolving orderbook; steel shipments for 2Q 2020 were expected within the range of 13.5 million tonnes to 14.5 million tonnes

When nation was fighting Covid, CM was fighting Governor: Jagdeep Dhankhar

In an interview to Ishita Ayan Dutt, he says there is a need for the state government to act in tandem with the Centre, during times of Covid-19.

Coronavirus lockdown measures drag Tata Steel's fourth quarter sales

Tata Steel India also achieved an eight per cent year-on-year production growth to 18.21 million tonnes for the full year FY20 along with best ever annual sales at 16.97 million tonnes

Covid-19 impact: Steel firms to focus on exports till demand improves

For the next one to two months, the focus will be on a balance between domestic sales and exports, say experts

Steel demand to contract 7.7% in 2020 over coronavirus crisis: ISA

This is in sharp contrast to the earlier projection of 5.1 per cent growth made just a couple of months back, in February.