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About 90% of retail network have resumed operations: Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield said its facilities, offices and stores across India had remained closed in compliance with government guidelines between March 22 and May 5, 2020

Coimbatore-based firm launches anti-viral fabric, eyes global market

The addition of HeiQ Viroblock to the company's manufacturing processes gives it another "formidable technology in the race to provide high tech, comfortable PPE solutions," Sundararaman said

Microsoft's VC arm M12 opens India office in Bengaluru, to focus on B2B

M12 seeks to invest in disruptive enterprise software start-ups in Series-A through C funding stages, targeting both local and cross-border solutions

Welspun India forays into health, hygiene segment amid Covid-19 outbreak

The company said it is also in advanced stage of offering customisation and branding options to large and discerning buyers

Dr Reddy's closes Wockhardt branded generics deal on modified terms

Under new terms, DRL to hold back Rs 300 crore and release it if the revenue from sale of the products forming part of the business undertaking during the 12 months post-closing exceeds Rs 480 cr

SAIL partners Apollo for healthcare services to employees, their families

Earlier, the company had also announced its partnership with Max Healthcare after some SAIL employees tested positive for the virus at the company's Headquarters

Two firefighters dead in gas well blowout blaze in Assam, says Oil India

The two firefighters had gone missing after the well caught fire on Tuesday and their bodies were recovered by an NDRF team this morning

Independent kin aren't public shareholders, Sebi tells Mirza International

The view was issued by the market regulator in the form of an 'informal guidance' sought by the shoe manufacturer

India Inc woos labourers with healthcare, hostels to get them back at work

Companies to offer better hostel, health, insurance facilities for migrant workers

Anand Mahindra invests $1 million in social network start-up Hapramp

The firm is working on the biggest social media challenges: user privacy, data security, and fair content monetization.

IOC aims to operate refineries at 90% capacity in June as demand recovers

Refiners in Asia are cranking up runs as the lifting of lockdown restrictions is pushing up fuel demand. India's fuel consumption in May increased significantly from April

HPCL delays $3 bn Vizag refinery expansion over labour, monsoon: Report

State-run refiner had initially planned to complete the Rs 209.28 billion expansion in July.

How Parle clocked the best-ever growth in last four decades during lockdown

The growth was phenomenal and as a result Parle was able to increase its market share by 4.5 to 5 per cent during the lockdown

Bharti Airtel arm buys additional 6.3% stake in Bangladesh's Robi Axiata

The deal has been approved by Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission

Buyout offers coming, but we're well-capitalised: Grofers CEO Dhindsa

E-grocery is a very different business, compared to e-commerce and food delivery, he says

Adani Green Energy wins world's biggest solar bid of Rs 45,000 crore

Becomes India's largest clean energy firm; to set up 8-Gw power plant

Challenge for us is supply chain rather than demand: Maruti's R C Bhargava

Bhargava said Maruti was only an assembler of cars and depended on each of the 370-380 vendors and tier 2 and tier 3 suppliers to provide components

Divi's Laboratories: Margins likely to remain subdued, say analysts

Margins to get better once supplies start from expanded capacities next year

Titan's Q4 margin surprise fails to impress over pressure in jewellery biz

Expectations of margin pressure, mainly in jewellery business, which contributes over 80% of Titan's overall operating profit, is a key reason why the Street is worried.

IBM drops facial recognition software amid racial profiling concerns

Krishna on Monday sent the letter to Congress outlining detailed policy proposals to advance racial equality in America