In this issue

May 03, 2022

Adani, JSW put in non-binding bids for Ambuja

Holcim intends to close the transaction early

1 min

2-wheeler sales rise in April after 10 months

But road ahead bumpy because of inflation and continuing chip shortage

2 mins

AAI reverts to collecting dues directly from foreign airlines

The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has reverted to direct billing and collection of navigation charges from foreign airlines that operate to India or fly over Indian airspace.

1 min

Tata takes a frugal road less travelled for EV market

To make its first electric vehicle for the consumer market, Tata Motors repurposed an unused shop floor at its flagship plant.

2 mins

AG&P to pump in ₹18K cr in city gas distribution

In talks with GAIL (India) for long-term supply to southern states

2 mins

L&T Fin to sell real estate, infra books

L&T Finance Holdings, a subsidiary of construction major L&T, is planning to divest its real estate and infrastructure books in order to pare debt and focus on retail customers.

3 mins

End of easy money brings with it a $410-bn global financial shock

Inflation is pushing central banks to shrink their balance sheets as they hike interest rates, adding a new risk for the world economy hit by war and lockdowns

2 mins

Retail investor ownership in NSE firms at record high

Share of FPls declined to a nine-year low in March quarter

3 mins

Indian Hotels: Investors look to check in on recovery hopes

Q4 was underwhelming but improving leisure, business travel keeps the spirit up

3 mins

NTAGI meet this week to review vaccine data for 5-12 age group

India's vaccine think-tank the National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI) is likely to meet mid-week to review the data of Covid-19 vaccines Covovax and Corbevax for the age group 512 years, according to sources in the know.

2 mins

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