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Government allows export of onions to six countries, sets buffer stock target

ThePrint Team - 27 April, 2024

A scrap revolution for recyclists, it’s an opportunity too good to waste

Foreign policy resonating among more Indians in 2nd & 3rd tier towns of India, says EAM Jaishankar

JP Morgan CEO praises ‘tough leader’ Modi — ‘has taken 400 million people out of poverty’

IL&FS crisis threatens savings of employees in wayward pension trusts

Mahua Venkatesh - 18 February, 2019

Several pension trusts invested in IL&FS because it was considered ‘safe’. So far, the losses are unclear as 200 trusts haven’t filed their returns to EPFO.

Hedge fund operator plans $1 billion India-focused ESG fund

Ameya Karve - 18 February, 2019

Avendus expects to raise $1 billion over two years with its ESG fund and sees around 70 percent of that money coming from overseas investors.

Public sector firms join tech giants to keep share buyback alive

Nupur Acharya - 18 February, 2019

Rush to return excess cash to investors is driven by tax efficiency of buybacks over dividends, declining share values & a slowing global economy.

Yes Bank under fire from RBI for making confidential report public

Anto Antony - 16 February, 2019

RBI said that Yes Bank's selective disclosures from an audit report by the RBI was a 'deliberate attempt' to mislead the public. Mumbai/Singapore: Yes Bank...

Markets take a hit after PM Modi vows retaliation to Pulwama terror attack

Kartik Goyal - 15 February, 2019

The Sensex recorded its worst week in four months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the nation will give a befitting reply to terrorists.

Alibaba-backed Paytm wants to cash in on Amazon’s India distress

Saritha Rai - 15 February, 2019

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma says their focus is on growing the market by converting offline partners to online retail.

Pilot shortage is said to cripple Indigo, Asia’s biggest budget airline

Anurag Kotoky - 15 February, 2019

Indigo scrapped as many as 49 flights on Wednesday

Ailing Jet Airways gets lifeline in debt swap deal with lenders

Anurag Kotoky - 15 February, 2019

Jet Airways, which needs Rs 85 billion to help it get back on its feet, will be revamped, with banks becoming the biggest shareholders of the company.

It’s goodbye A380s as Airbus finally scraps the superjumbo jet

Benjamin Katz - 14 February, 2019

Deliveries of the double-decker A380 jets will stop by 2021 as Emirates, the only remaining major buyer, cut its order by 39 jets.

RBI’s think tank wants govt to form independent body to verify official data

Anirban Nag - 14 February, 2019

Assumptions for economic growth & deficits made in the interim budget are subject to much debate, CAFRAL director Amartya Lahiri says.

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Government allows export of onions to six countries, sets buffer stock target

A scrap revolution for recyclists, it’s an opportunity too good to waste

Foreign policy resonating among more Indians in 2nd & 3rd tier towns of India, says EAM Jaishankar

JP Morgan CEO praises ‘tough leader’ Modi — ‘has taken 400 million people out of poverty’

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