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  • Modest but realistic airline summer schedule on the cards

    Oil prices are still high and the rupee has slid close to 10 percent over the last year. How will this all play out with profitability? Air fares may remain high as airlines try to make ends meet.

  • Tata Motors’ buyout of Ford India Sanand facility likely to drive its global EV ambition

    Tata Motors’ buyout of Ford India's Sanand facility likely to drive its global EV ambition Deal a win-win as it gives Tata additional capacity, Ford an exit and continuity to employees and vendors

  • EV fires: Firms should voluntarily recall batches involved in recent cases, says Amitabh Kant

    There is nothing to panic. Every transition across the world has had its own challenges, says Kant

  • Strong demand outlook for domestic solar OEMs aided by policy measures: ICRA

    As a result, many domestic OEMs have announced sizeable capital expenditure to augment the cell and module capacity, including the capex for integrated facilities under PLI scheme by the winning bidders.

  • Scrappage policy for trucks gets in-principle approval: Sources

    The scrappage policy for old trucks and buses has received in-principle approval from a Committee of Secretaries which met today, sources close to the development told CNBC-TV18. The government is likely to states to participate in the policy.

  • Google has no plans to make own smartphones right now: Pichai

    "Globally it's a very competitive marketplace. The smartphone industry, the hardware industry, it's a very efficient industry. Even Amazon, they base it on Android too.

  • Automotive retail: Future, opportunities and challenges

    With new edge technologies reshaping industries and changing customer expectations original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and dealers today must rethink their strategies and business model for the digital age.

  • Excise dept sends notices to Rico Auto & Shriram Pistons

    CNBC-TV18 learns that leading suppliers like Rico Auto and Shriram Pistons have been slapped with an 18 percent penal rate of interest over retrospective price increase in their contracts.

  • Counterfeit products hurt Alibaba as well as China: Jack Ma

    Ma said the fight against counterfeits is not a matter for Alibaba alone as they are sold everywhere. Only improved laws will help honest businesses to build competitive brands.

  • BHEL bullish on acquiring defence orders

    Over the years, the company has made significant contributions for naval guns and Integrated Platform Management System (IPMS), BHEL Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) B Prasada Rao said at the company's 51st AGM held here

  • Auto sector sees decline in deal activity; outlook bullish

    According to Grant Thornton's Automotive Sector Dealtracker, the number of deals in the Indian automotive sector has witnessed a decline from 51 deals in 2011 to just 22 transactions in 2014.

  • KPIT adopts new brand & visual identity

    KPIT, one of the fastest growing IT consulting and product engineering solutions and services providers to automotive & transportation, manufacturing, and energy & utilities corporations, today unveiled its new brand and visual identity with a new logo and name.

  • IIFL's hits & misses: Mindtree a hit; Exide, Hero a miss

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Amar Ambani, head of research, IIFL shared is reading and outlook on earnings reported by various companies. He spoke about some hits and misses from the earnings calendar so far.

  • Exide industries hopeful of a recovery in H2FY12

    Paban Kataky, executive director- automotive, tells CNBC-TV18 in an interview that a combination of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and a dwindling replacement market hit their earnings this season.

  • Exide earmarks Rs 370-cr capex for FY12

    Exide Industries, India's top auto and industrial battery maker, said it has earmarked Rs 370 crore for capital expenditure in 2011/12 as it boosts output to meet demand from automakers.

  • Honda, Toyota not big players in Indian auto market: Expert

    Jagdish Khattar, the CMD of Carnation Auto and Bertrand D'souza, deputy editor of Overdrive, in an interview on CNBC-TV18 spoke about the devastating March quake and tsunami in Japan which is impacting the Indian auto industry.

  • Rate hikes, non-linear growth to drive profit: KPIT Cummins

    Kishor Patil, MD and CEO, KPIT Cummins, in an interview on CNBC-TV18, spoke about the company's fourth quarter results. He also spoke about the outlook of the company going forward.

  • Check out: 4 multibaggers recommended by SP Tulsian

    SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee has given his four multibagger stock ideas that have the potential to give spectacular returns over the medium to long-term.

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