Breach of contract alleged in an offer to acquire Hyderabad-based Care Hospitals
Start-up will use the funds to recruit talent and for business growth
Company will use the money on technology platform connecting EV players and financial institutions
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Global banks had lent Adani $4.5 billion to finance the purchase of Holcim Ltd
Says since matter is sub-judice, financial statements do not carry any adjustments
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Financial services provider Choice International on Wednesday announced plans to expand its operations in north India by launching 10 new branches in the first half of the current financial year. The move is aimed at strengthening its presence in the region and providing financial services to its customers. To support these new locations, the group plans to hire 250 employees for broking, mutual funds and insurance, in addition to the existing 150-member team in Delhi and NCR, Choice International Ltd, which is listed on BSE and NSE, said in a statement. Of the 10 new branches, three would be in Delhi and one each in Noida, Faridabad, Gurugram, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Ambala and Panipat. In addition, Choice Group plans to open 10 more branches, including Dehradun, Kanpur, Prayagraj, Saharanpur, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Jammu, Amritsar, Shimla and Bareilly in the coming 1-2 quarters. Overall, the company aims to have 500 employees in north India, including those in the upcoming branches f
Licht, who has served as president of Reckitt's health business and as chief customer officer since July 2020, will be appointed to the board as an executive director from June 1
From the role and need to challenges faced by Indian companies in its implementation and criticism around it, here is a lowdown on what is ESG
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The world's biggest money manager favors stocks and bonds from the developing world over those from mature economies in the short term
A new Digital Markets Unit in the nation's antitrust regulator will have powers imposing additional obligations on some of Silicon Valley's biggest companies
Company says it embedded 1.9 million vehicles with mobility solutions app in FY23
TV Venkataraman will be responsible for the company's Internal Audit and Risk Management charter
It implies that company has to take corrective action before releasing further batches to the US
Agri drone manufacturer IoTechWorld Avigation is targeting to sell 3,000 drones this fiscal, a six-fold jump from the previous year, on rising demand mainly from agrochemical firms and agriculture universities. Startup IoTechWorld, which was founded in 2017 by Deepak Bhardwaj and Anoop Upadhyay, has a manufacturing facility in Gurugram. It sells agri drones at about Rs 7.5 lakh plus GST. Agrochemical player Dhanuka Agritech in 2021 announced an investment of Rs 30 crore in IoTechWorld for a minority stake. "We sold around 500 agri drones during the last fiscal year as against 100 drones in 2021-22," IoTechWorld Avigation co-founder Deepak Bhardwaj said on the sidelines of an event on Saturday. The company celebrated 6th foundation day and launched a new agri drone which is more compact and foldable, thereby easy to transport. "We could not fulfill the entire orders last fiscal because of the shortage of chips," he said. Bhardwaj said the demand is primarily from agrochemical play