Manufacturing the stone-like building material is responsible for 7% of global carbon dioxide emissions, more than what comes from all the ...

Advocating the need for meaningful "global action" to deal with climate change, honchos of 78 corporates, including from India.

The three will be competing with Temasek, the Singapore government's investment arm, Heidelberg, the world's third biggest cement maker.

From liquor to construction to aviation, women are earningtheir stripes in sectors perceived to be cosy male bastions.

"We estimate the financial debt at 1.3 billion euros... so yes, around 5 billion euros are in cash," Bruno Lafont said.

Industry experts point out that recent acquisition of JP Associates' MP unit by Ultratech has quelled KM Birla's appetite for acquisitions ...

Sources with direct knowledge suggest that Delhi-based Dalmia Bharat is in talks to place a bid for one or more European cement assets put ...

Aditya Birla Group has submitted a bid for the Brazilian and the Philippine assets of cement industry leaders Lafarge and Holcim.

The Kumar Mangalam Birla headed group submitted bids on Monday to purchase global assets likely to be carved out of the merger between ceme...

After announcing their merger plan to create LafargeHolcim, the combined entity had identified some assets in various geographies including...

Lafarge and Holcim had announced the plan for a "merger of equals" to create the world's largest building materials making firm LafargeHolc...

Wolfgang Reitzle will be chairman of the new merged entity while Lafarge's current chief Bruno Lafont will become its chief executive, said...

IT would lure investors as a safe space where earnings growth is going to come as well as the demand environment is also going to improve g...

Investors who missed the first entry points are now looking for stocks that are still relatively cheap but likely to outperform in future i...

Lafarge has said that the contribution of emerging markets such as India to its bottomline may be bigger in two years than previously estim...

A host of homegrown companies are competing with the SAPs and McAfees of the world, to manage and protect the flood of data that Indian com...

Cartels are so unambiguously harmful that competition law and competition authorities, almost everywhere, reserve their strictest treatment...