The negative outlook reflects risks of further weakening in Tata Steel's credit profile if the effect of economic conditions and lower commodity prices are more prolonged than current expectations
What is disturbing is that health officials and workers were unable to identify the source of the infection
State governments told to expedite data collection of migrant labour
Surviving on food from charitable institutions and living in cramped houses, the distressed people swarmed the Mumbai station at around 3 pm on Tuesday, without any plan in mind
The MLA from the Khadia-Jamalpur seat of Ahmedabad will be admitted to a designated Covid-19 hospital soon
The US said that non-immigrant visa holders, who are facing challenges due to Covid-19, might be provided special consideration or expedited processing on a case-by-case basis
Wipro is slated to announce its Q4 numbers later in the day and most brokerages expect the company's revenue growth to come in at the lower end of the guided range of 0-2 per cent
An economic relief package from the govt is overdue
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The inherent weaknesses of India's power sector are getting exacerbated in this scenario
While the number of Covid-9 cases is doubling swiftly in Russia, Belgium has now surpassed Italy to have worst fatality rate; in India, MP also has a high death rate
The railways on Tuesday said all passenger train services, including premium, mail and express, suburban, Kolkata metro and Konkan Railways will continue to remain cancelled till May 3.
Reports of a possible deal surfaced Tuesday, and sources confirmed that talks were held between high-level officials of the firms.
With the lockdown in force, live online teaching has become the order of the day, report Peerzada Abrar and Sai Ishwar
The country will still be the fastest growing large economy this financial year, but it will lose that tag next year to China, says the agency.
A probe into the matter has started and it is being enquired if the workers were already employed, or had been laid off
Airline passenger revenues are set to plunge by 55%, or $314 billion, in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, IATA said
Harvard has also put hiring on hold, and cancelled/deferred discretionary spend