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Quant Mid Cap Fund exits Lenskart Solutions and 2 other stocks, adds SAIL in AprilQuant Mid Cap Fund exited Lenskart Solutions, NMDC and SBI Cards in April, while adding Steel Authority of India to its portfolio, the fund...- India flips AB InBev from witness to target in antitrust probe, triggering court fightIndia's antitrust agency has shifted Anheuser-Busch InBev from a cooperating witness to a party under investigation in a cartel probe. The ...
- US tariff: Boycotting imported products can be a way forward, says economist Utsa PatnaikEconomist Utsa Patnaik warns that new US tariffs will hurt India's agriculture, textile, and pharmaceutical industries. She suggests India ...
- Watch out! Does your business pass the geopolitical test?Following India's conflict with Pakistan, Indian traders are boycotting Turkey and Azerbaijan due to their support for Pakistan. Businesses...
- Turkish apples off the shelves in Alwar's fruit markets as traders join Turkiye boycott callTraders in Alwar, Rajasthan, have joined a nationwide boycott of Turkish products, particularly Turkish apples, in response to Turkiye's su...
- Opposition BNP & radical forces encourage “India Out” campaign in BangladeshThe campaign has the potential to rock Bangladesh economy as citizens are being encouraged to boycott Indian products that dominate daily l...
- Domino’s India apologises on Pakistan arm’s 'Kashmir solidarity post'On Monday, KFC India had apologised, stating that it “remains steadfast in commitment to serving all Indians”. KFC’s apology, on its Twitte...
- Power engineers, staff to boycott work on Aug 10 to oppose Electricity (Amendment) BillThe All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF) in a statement said the Bill listed for Monsoon session of Parliament should not be rushed...
- More trade bodies join campaign to boycott Chinese goodsSunil Sharma, General Secretary of International Society for Small & Medium Enterprises said that there is a need to implement certain shor...
- The death of Indian soldiers in skirmish with China raises questions on trade, geopolitics & securityIndia has some leverage over China thanks to the asymmetric economic equations.
- Ram Vilas Paswan appeals to people to boycott Chinese productsSpeaking to reporters, Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan expressed concerns over illegal imports of sub-standard Chinese products like diyas ...
- Rules soon to block cheap imports from China, others: Ram Vilas PaswanNew regulations being finalised to ensure imported products abide by Indian norms for quality.
- Social media rhetoric against Chinese goods may be a nonstarterConsumers will continue to pick up cheap Chinese products, especially at the time of a squeeze.
- Can #Boycott be good for business and brands?With the right premeditation, brands can wield backlash as a powerful tool to gain both exposure and support.
- Social media abuzz with calls for boycott of Chinese productsConfederation of All India Traders said it launched a national campaign among the trading community to boycott Chinese goods.
- Politics in your shopping cart: What boycotts can and can't doIf some companies have lined up behind Trump, campaigns like #grabyourwallet try to scapegoat brands that the Trump family profits from.
- Social media calls to boycott Chinese products fail miserablyHighlighting the price price, a shopkeeper in a market in west Delhi said a fairy light made in China costs Rs 50 while a similar product f...
- China warns of impact on India-bound investments from boycott"The exports to India accounted for only 2 per cent of China's total exports and India's boycott of Chinese goods will not have much impact...
- How consumers are determining diplomatic relationsIt is not new. In the 1920s, Mahatma Gandhi started the Swadeshi movement which exhorted Indians to boycott British-made products.
- Novartis in talks with traders to solve boycott issueDrug firm Novartis India, which is facing a threat from traders' association in Mumbai to boycott its products, on Thursday said it is in t...
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