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COVID-19: Getting emails with exciting offers on groceries? Here's why you shouldn't open them
These are stressful times. Unfortunately, this is also the best case scenario for a cyber criminal.
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Coronavirus | Airlines face Rs 60cr parking fee for grounded aircraft, some respite in store
About 650 aircraft, belonging to the likes of IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet, are parked across the country
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With a billion tonne of iron ore reserves, Sajjan Jindal finally has his armour full
His JSW Steel has won two mines in Odisha, which will help cut costs and improve margin
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Budget 2020: External investors keen to see roadmap for $5-trn GDP, says top UK official
What overseas investors would like to see in the budget is a narrative which explains or articulates the target, said Richard Heald, Group CEO, UK India Business Council
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Budget 2020: Steel industry looks for duty protection
Apart from changes in the import duty structure, the industry hopes the Budget has enough to boost auto and infrastructure sectors, the two biggest consumers of the metal.
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In a first, Tata Group companies come together to develop electric vehicle ecosystem
At least eight of the group companies have come together to build the ecosystem. The first project is the new Tata Nexon EV.
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Here's what IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta told an analyst when asked about interest in Air India
In 2018, IndiGo went public on its interest in acquiring only the international operations of Air India, and that included the latter's low-cost arm Air India Express.
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Delay in 737 Max a blow for SpiceJet, but there may be some compensation in store
Airlines world over are in talks with Boeing for compensation over the grounded aircraft.
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GoAir suspends ‘certain flights’ after delay in aircraft delivery
Airbus and Pratt & Whitney unable to deliver Airbusneo aircraft as per schedule
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Jet Airways insolvency: The good, the bad and the ugly
While expression of interest from two suitors is encouraging, many questions still remain.
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Does closure of Wadia Vs Tata case have bearing on tussle with Mistry?
Nusli Wadia withdrew case against Ratan Tata on January 13.
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DHL Express takes a price hike amidst a slowdown. Here's why it is not unusual
The company hiked shipment rates by 6.9 percent, effective from Jan 1, despite the economic slowdown.
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Air India incident: Unruly passengers may be banned from flying
According to the norms listed by the DGCA, airlines can ban the flier for a duration starting from three months.
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Back after a decade, Delta to start flights between Mumbai-New York from December 24
The airline, which claims to be the most profitable in the world, last had a direct flight from Mumbai to New York in 2009.
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Cyrus Mistry: Reluctant fighter chalks up shock victory in Tata feud
Now it may be up to the Supreme Court to end it.
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Aviation wrap 2019: A year of turbulence for Jet Airways, IndiGo and Air India
The woes of 2019 are not over yet. These will spill over to 2020.
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India's largest security firm SIS' unique growth plan is out-of-the-box
Along with security solutions, SIS is gunning for pole positions in facilities management and cash management businesses too. None, globally, has done this
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Mumbai calling for Virgin Atlantic: Will it be ‘third time lucky’ for Richard Branson?
His Virgin Atlantic has, for the third time in 20 years, launched flights between Mumbai and London
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Hyperloop project: Virgin founder Richard Branson to meet CM Uddhav Thackeray
Meeting after talks of the state putting the ambitious hyperloop project, which was bagged by Virgin, had been put under 'review'
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ArcelorMittal vs JSW Steel: The rivalry now plays out in the mines
Neither has mines that meet all of their requirements for iron ore and coal
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Tata Power to evolve into service company, thanks to world’s largest microgrid project
India's largest integrated power generator is evolving into a service company, says CEO & MD Praveer Sinha
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A "loophole" prompts Odisha to delay one of the biggest mine auctions of recent times
ArcelorMittal pointed out the gap, which allowed for multiple bids from associate companies. Now new timeline starts from December 6.
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Essar Steel takeover | ArcelorMittal identifies new India headquarters, hires senior executives
The world's largest steelmaker has sounded out to key executives in companies like JSW Steel and Tata Steel
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Parth Jindal's $8 billion ambition
The Jindal scion plans for the cements and paints businesses will change the very nature of the $14 billion JSW Group that his father Sajjan Jindal founded
