State-run Coal India is aiming at substituting imported dry fuel of 80-85 million tonne with more domestic supplies in the current fiscal, an official said
Here are the top business headlines on Thursday morning
With the largest acquisition in its history, the Murugappa flagship is looking to reduce its dependence on the automobile industry and find new markets
Most firms plan to increase capacity to meet fresh orders
RBI decision will clarify its stand on 15-year cap mentioned in discussion paper
The plan depends on DHFL's committee of creditors (CoC) accepting the offer over its rival Oaktree's.
Its own mother brand Facebook grew by 16 per cent to 380 million users, while LinkedIn grew by 20 per cent during the same period
The messaging service app, backed by tech giant Facebook, is working in collaboration with financial institutions on pilots of micro insurance, and micro pension products
The S&P BSE Capital Goods Index hit a 52-week high of 18,252 on Monday
Strong deal pipeline is keeping analysts bullish; 41 out of 45 have a 'buy' rating
Price hikes to offset some of the the surge in raw material costs
Girsh wagh says firm took a bold decision to prune incentives by almost a third during BS VI transition
The counsel appearing for SP Group firms told a Bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde about the importance of selecting the chairman of Tata Sons
Firm claims Covid has had no long-term impact, growth plans are on track and target of reaching 12-15 million tonne output remains
Consultancy says trend is expected to stay as life returns to normalcy, points to propensity of Indian consumers to now pay for content they are watching
DIAL has also moved court to recover the money it paid to AAI since April
State govt condemns violence in factory premises, 160 held so far; AITUc alleges false anti-worker narrative, says workers hounded and harassed by police
The lenders of Videocon Industries have approved the bid by Twin Star Technologies under the insolvency resolution process of the debt-ridden firm
Only two platforms (Urban Company and Flipkart) were able to demonstrate that additional measures were taken to actively improve working conditions
The Walmart-owned firm is geared to handle 900,000 concurrent users and 20,000 orders per minute at peak and expects to cater to over 4 million unique customers