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Adani Group likely to repay short-term commercial paper debt: Bankers

Two large companies within India's embattled Adani Group are likely to repay their short-term commercial paper (CP) debt as they come due over the next few months.

Apple facing obstacles in move to boost India manufacturing, says report

Apple Inc is facing challenges as it tries to increase production in India, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the iPhone maker's operations

Eicher Motors Q3 results: Profit rises 62.4% on higher motorcycle sales

Total expenses rose 24.4% to 30.06 billion rupees, led by a 39% increase in the cost of raw materials and components

Epic Games alleges Google not complying with Indian antitrust order

In October the agency said Google exploited its dominant position in Android in India, where 97% of smartphones run on the operating system

Bosch's India unit reports 36% jump in profits, warns of "challenging 2023"

Bosch Ltd, the Indian unit of German automotive supplier Bosch, on Tuesday warned of a "challenging 2023" amid growing fears of recession, after reporting a 36% jump in third-quarter profit.

Ford to cut 3,800 engineering, administration jobs in Europe in next 3 yrs

Around 2,300 jobs will go at the carmaker's Cologne and Aachen sites in Germany, 1,300 in the UK and 200 in the rest of Europe, the company said

HAL in talks with four nations to sell its light-combat aircraft Tejas

Malaysia has shortlisted the Tejas light fighter jet for an order of around 10 to 20 planes and Argentina, Egypt and Botswana have also expressed interest

Asian Shares track Wall Street's inflation optimism, yen recoups losses

Japan's currency had weakened on uncertainty surrounding the next governor of the Bank of Japan

China, US to participate in first meeting of new debt roundtable on Feb 17

The meeting will be co-chaired by the IMF, the World Bank and India, the current leader of the Group of 20, and comes a week before G20 finance officials are due to gather in Bengaluru

Adani Group tries to calm investors as Sebi confirms investigation

"We are confident in the continued ability of our portfolio to deliver superior returns to shareholders," Adani Group said in the emailed statement

Adani hires Grant Thornton for audits after Hindenburg fallout: Report

The appointment marks the first major effort by Adani Group to defend itself in the wake of a Jan. 24 report by Hindenburg that accused it of improper use of offshore tax havens and stock manipulation

Love in time of inflation: How much will Valentine's Day set you back?

According to the latest data from Britain's Office of National Statistics, eating at restaurants in December cost 9.4 per cent more than last year

Russia plans to sell 80% of oil to 'friendly' countries in 2023

EU set to propose fresh sanctions on Moscow tech and vehicles

Russia supplied arms worth $13 billion to India in last five years: Report

Annual arms exports were about $14 billion to $15 billion, and the order book has remained steady at around $50 billion, Interfax reported

India's Landmark Cars profit jumps by 37% in first earnings since listing

Indian luxury auto dealer Landmark Cars reported a 37% jump in quarterly profit in its first earnings report since going public, driven by the strong demand for premium cars

Zee Entertainment Dec quarter profit plummets 92% as ad spends shrink

Zee Entertainment Enterprises reported a 92% slump in quarterly profit, hurt by shrinking advertisement spending and a rise in expenses

Boeing plans new logistics centre in India amid major aircraft order

Boeing Co plans to invest about $24 million in India to set up a logistics centre for airplane parts

Indian exporters boost euro hedges after rally to near two-year high

There is an urgency among exporters to hedge following the euro's rally to above 88, a treasury sales official at a private bank said

Apple supplier Salcomp sees India revenue of $2-$3 bn, plans rapid hiring

The plans come as Apple shifts production away from China after its strict COVID-related lockdowns and restrictions, and with rising trade and geopolitical tensions between Beijing and Washington

Govt coping with Indonesia's restrictions on palm oil exports: Officials

Last week, Indonesia said it will suspend some palm oil export permits to secure domestic supply as cooking oil prices rise ahead of upcoming Islamic festival Ramadan