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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

Apple supplier Salcomp to more than double Indian workforce to 25,000

CHENNAI (Reuters) - Finland's Salcomp, a supplier to U.S. tech group Apple, is looking to more than double its workforce in India to nearly 25,000 over the next 2-3 years.

Sebi to update FM Nirmala Sitharaman on Adani Group probe this week

India's market regulator will provide an update on its investigations into the Adani Group's withdrawn follow-on public issue this week, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.

DBS says not concerned about exposure to Adani group amid Hindenburg rout

DBS Group has a tightly managed exposure to India's troubled Adani group of companies, the CEO of Southeast Asia's largest bank said on Monday

Fed rate outlook to push rupee lower; US inflation data key this week

The non-deliverable forwards indicated an opening of around 82.60-82.64 for the rupee to the US dollar, compared with 82.4975 in the previous session

Dollar hangs near five-week high as inflation data looms; yen slips

The risk-sensitive Australian and New Zealand dollars eased with Asian equities on worries that higher U.S. rates will choke growth. Sterling also retreated

US shoots down 4th mysterious object over Lake Huron near Canadian border

It was the fourth flying object to be shot down over North America by a US missile in a little more than a week

Russia plans caps on crude oil discounts to as low as $25 per barrel

Proposal: Discount of $34 in April, $31 in May, $28 in June and $25 in July'

Adani Group firms pledge shares for lenders of AEL: SBICAP Trustee

SBICAP Trustee said it had received the pledges in its capacity as "security trustee" of the lenders of Adani Enterprises

Indian regulators aware of concerns on Adani Group issue, says Sitharaman

Nirmala Sitharaman told reporters after meeting the central bank's directors in New Delhi, the capital

Tight liquidity makes Adani Group dollar bonds a tough buy or sell

Most of some $8 billion of Adani firms' outstanding bonds fell below the 70 cents on the dollar mark - which is seen as distressed territory - after the Hindenburg report

Air India seals record order for about 500 jets from Airbus, Boeing: Report

The order reflects Air India's strategy to modernise its ageing fleet and re-capture a solid share of trips between India's large overseas diaspora and cities such as Delhi and Mumbai

UK probes Barclays over anti-money laundering systems, says report

The FCA wrote to the heads of Barclays' corporate banking and UK retail and wealth divisions requesting a "skilled persons review", or Section 166, the report said

World Food Programme warns of stock shortage in quake-hit northwest Syria

he International Organisation for Migration said that 14 trucks carrying humanitarian aid, including electric heaters, tents, blankets, had crossed into northern Syria from Turkey on Friday