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ET Make in India SME Summit in Noida highlights the city’s potential as a key manufacturing hubThe ET Make in India SME Regional Summit is a series of nationwide on-ground events to bring together micro-, small-, and medium-sized ente...- "Blood money not recognised in our legal system," says Delhi HC refusing to quash FIR in 5 year child's death in road accidentNoting that the accused arrived at a settlement with the legal representatives of the deceased, Justice Girish Kathpalia rejected the petit...
- AI Express decides to defer inquiries against cabin crew; next conciliation meeting on Aug 8Air India Express cabin crew issues are discussed in conciliation meetings. BMS delegation meets Civil Aviation Minister to address support...
- Buy Jindal Saw, target price Rs 115: Prabhudas LilladherPromoters held 63.02 per cent stake in the company as of 30-Jun-2022, while FIIs owned 11.85 per cent, DIIs 0.86 per cent.
- Pent up demand for trucks at half a million, opportunity of $10 billion up for grabsThe average age of India’s truck fleet is at a record high, which means the vehicles are getting older and inefficient. Close to half a mil...
- Buy Jindal Saw, price target Rs 105: Kunal BothraThe analyst suggested a stoploss at Rs 90.
- Buy Jindal Saw, price target Rs 108: Kunal BothraThe analyst suggested a stoploss at Rs 96.
- RSS-affiliated trade union plans agitation against government PSU policiesBMS, the RSS-affiliated trade union is planning hold a large agitation in New Delhi in January 2020, to oppose government policy of disinve...
- Stocks in the news: HDFC Life, Grasim, Indiabulls Real Estate, Future Retail and Coal IndiaHAL has pitched for an order to manufacture four additional squadrons of Su-30MKI fighter jets
- Stocks in the news: Sun Pharma, Tata Motors, Lupin, L&T Finance and WiproMeanwhile, RIL has leased 4,000 acres of land from NMSEZ to develop a global economic hub.
- How the centre of gravity of India’s startup ecosystem is shifting towards B2B startupsB2B startups now offer a $1-trillion opportunity for India if it plays its cards right.
- Here's why Indian companies are betting big on AIIt's now a frenzied race. Companies are diverting more and more resources towards AI capabilities.
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