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July 20, 2022

Aircraft orders by domestic carriers set to drive global sales

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Aircraft orders by domestic carriers set to drive global sales

2 mins

FM says no GST on 11 food items when sold loose

FINANCE MINISTER NIRMALA Sitharaman on Tuesday said the 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) levied on items such as cereals, pulses and flour was approved by the GST Council after a nod from all states, countering criticism over the impost on labelled and unbranded prepackaged foodstuff.

FM says no GST on 11 food items when sold loose

2 mins

Rupee claws back after breaching 80 against $

RBI INTERVENES; GOVT SAYS READY WITH ACTION PLAN | Currency seen to slide further to 80.5-82 range

Rupee claws back after breaching 80 against $

3 mins

Rupee slide to raise borrowing costs for companies: Economists

INVESTMENT RECOVERY MAY SLOW DOWN

Rupee slide to raise borrowing costs for companies: Economists

2 mins

80/Dollar-Mark Revives Imported Inflation Fears

The rupee may have retreated from the psychological 80-per-dollar mark, hit in intra-day trade on Tuesday, on suspected central bank-intervention, but it has revived fears of "imported inflation", as purchases of commodities ranging from crude oil, edible oil, coal and fertilisers to finished goods like electronics from overseas are set to turn more expensive.

80/Dollar-Mark Revives Imported Inflation Fears

2 mins

Non-cigarette biz accounts for 60% of ITC's gross revenue

EVOLVING FROM A tobacco company into a diversified business conglomerate, ITC now has over 60% of its gross revenue from non-cigarette segments, up from around 48% five years ago. However, operating profit has not been able to match the pace of growth, with non-cigarette segments accounting for 19% of the overall figure at the end of the last fiscal from around 14% in 2017-18.

Non-cigarette biz accounts for 60% of ITC's gross revenue

2 mins

Know When ITR-1 Is Not For You

If an assessee uses the wrong ITR form, the return file will be considered a defective return and may trigger an I-T notice

Know When ITR-1 Is Not For You

2 mins

Why You Need A Term Plan

A term plan is the cheapest form of life insurance and you can buy riders to enhance the protection

Why You Need A Term Plan

2 mins

Sunak Leads Tory Race, With Liz Truss Closing In On Penny Mordaunt

Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt and foreign secretary Liz Truss will battle for a place in the final run-off alongside Rishi Sunak in the contest to be Conservative leader and the UK's next prime minister.

Sunak Leads Tory Race, With Liz Truss Closing In On Penny Mordaunt

1 min

Three-way fight will decide Gotabaya successor today

IT'S RANIL VS DULLAS VS ANURA IN SRI LANKA | On the eve of the vote, opposition leader Sajith Premadasa decides to withdraw from the race and support Dullas

Three-way fight will decide Gotabaya successor today

1 min

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