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Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw eyes crown of world’s top insulin supplier for BioconIndian drugmaker Biocon aims to be the world's top insulin supplier within five years, capitalising on growing demand as major pharmaceutic...- Japan, South Korea, Malaysia among 14 nations facing tariffs; what might get pricier for AmericansDonald Trump has cautioned 14 nations about increased tariffs. These tariffs will affect goods exported to America. The implementation is d...
- Donald Trump plans to tariff a key product imported from Ireland, but the tiny European nation is taking him head-on; here's howPresident Trump's proposed tariffs on Irish pharmaceutical imports aim to boost US production but may ultimately harm American businesses a...
- Trump tariff threats prompt some drugmakers to expedite shipments to USFearing potential tariffs from President Trump's announcement, some European drugmakers are increasing air shipments of medications to the ...
- Ireland is "very welcoming" for students, it has post-study visa arrangement: Education Minister LawlessIreland's Education Minister highlights Ireland's welcoming environment and supportive visa arrangements for Indian students, emphasising t...
- 'Ireland got the entire US pharma industry...': After Zelenskyy, Trump rebukes Irish PM at Oval OfficeUS President Donald Trump today hosted Ireland PM Michel Martin at the White House for the St. Patrick's Day celebration. Trump critiqued I...
- As more and more companies bet on Ireland, vacancy boards spring upIreland is home to the world’s leading high-performance companies which include Facebook, Pfizer, Intel, Citi, Huawei, Twitter, Novartis to...
- What if we told you there are courses in Ireland that guarantee you jobs?In terms of post-study work opportunities for graduates, following Brexit, Ireland is now the only majority English-speaking country in the...
- How likely are you to get a job in Ireland?Ireland has a highly skilled, educated, and multicultural population - one of the youngest in Europe. It also has one of the best education...
- Stocks in the news: TCS, IndusInd Bank, LVB, Indiabulls Housing Finance, AirtelHere are a few stocks which may buzz the most in today’s trade.
- Pfizer to buy Allergan in $160 billion deal to create world's No 1 drugmakerNew York-based Pfizer and Allergan, headquartered in Ireland, said on Monday that Pfizer would offer 11.3 of its own shares for each Allerg...
- Cipla, Glenmark in race for hived-off Teva-Allergan generics in USSources indicated that Indian drug makers will be keen to buy the generic portfolio on offer, which could be valued at a minimum of $500 mi...
- Unresolved issues with global drug regulators to hit Wockhardt's performanceWockhardt's June quarter performance was its worst in the past five quarters. Net sales remained almost flat and net profit dropped 14.5%.
- Shapoorji Pallonji returns to financial services space with realty-focused arm, floats $500m PE fundShapoorji Pallonji Group has floated a $500 million private equity fund, mainly focused on real estate, marking its return to the financial...
- Stocks to watch: Reliance Industries, Hero Honda, HCL Tech, Reliance InfrastructureReliance Industries, freed from its non-compete agreement with the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) that barred it from investing in high...
- Wockhardt puts marketing division Merind on blockAfter selling a slew of business divisions, Mumbai-based pharma company Wockhardt is learnt to have put its marketing division of pharmaceu...
- Stocks to watch: Patel Engg, Geojit Fin, Cadila, TPCStocks are likely to remain choppy Thursday amid mixed cues from overseas markets. Traders will also be eyeing inflation data which is fore...
- Taro's bid will be exacting: AnalystsSun Pharmaceuticals’ decision to launch a hostile bid for Israel’s Taro Pharma may consume time as well as money as both cos are involved i...
- Long road ahead for Sun in Taro pursuitSun Pharmaceuticals’ decision to launch a hostile bid for Israel’s Taro Pharma may consume time as well as money as both companies are invo...
- Brains, tax breaks attract drug research cos to IrelandGlaxosmithkline investigated 12 countries when it was deciding where to research gastrointestinal diseases. It chose Ireland.
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