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Trump’s copper tariff decision hangs over global metal marketThe global copper market is on edge as President Trump weighs imposing tariffs on refined copper imports. A decision, expected soon, could ...- In the 1860s, an inventor chased an ivory substitute and helped push celluloid into historyIn the 1860s, a billiard ball competition ignited a quest for substitutes for ivory. John Wesley Hyatt's groundbreaking research culminated...
- Oil companies' losses down to Rs 600 cr per day following fuel price hikesState-owned oil companies have seen their daily losses reduce to under Rs 600 crore. This comes after four rounds of petrol and diesel pric...
- India's demand-side push could build USD 37.8 billion forex shield as high oil prices threaten fiscal stability: Brickwork RatingsWith crude prices likely to stay above USD 100 per barrel for the rest of 2026 and the rupee under pressure near INR 95/USD, Brickwork Rati...
- Work From Home Advisory: From UP, Delhi to Maharashtra, check all announcements by statesWFH News: Following Prime Minister Modi's call for fuel conservation, several Indian states have implemented austerity measures. Government...
- Domestic flows powering Indian markets despite FII exit: Gautam TrivediDespite foreign investor outflows, domestic investors are bolstering Indian equities, keeping benchmark indices resilient. Market veteran G...
- After winning poll battles, Modi has picked up a new fightAmidst rising crude oil prices and a weakening rupee, Prime Minister Modi has urged Indians to embrace austerity. His call to reduce fuel c...
- 5 world market themes for the week aheadPresident Trump visits China this week. Saudi Aramco reports results amid a fragile situation. Economic data will reveal the Middle East co...
- Iran pulling Hormuz 'lever' to maximum in US standoffIran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy route. This move is Iran's main bargaining chip in potential peace talks with ...
- China creates list of US-made goods exempt from 125% tariffs, sources sayChina is reportedly creating a 'whitelist' of U.S. goods exempt from tariffs, quietly notifying companies as it seeks to mitigate the trade...
- Your favourite granola bar may have a 'piece of metal'. Here's whyThe FDA has upgraded the recall of MadeGood granola bars to Class II due to metal contamination. Riverside Natural Foods initially recalled...
- Preference for locally made goods to support mfg sector achieve 25% of the GDP of $30 trillion economy: GoyalPiyush Goyal, India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, emphasized the potential for India to become a global manufacturing powerhouse by ...
- Govt to push MSME-made goods through e-tailersOn the B2B side, the proposed platform will also provide funds and have access to cash flows, helping buffer businesses against shocks. Fun...
- Reasons to ditch boring factory-made goodsLiving in a rapidly evolving world, using fast-moving consumer goods, wearing fast fashion products, we are surrounded by factory-made good...
- A Rutgers professor explains why Indians can't manufacture even their godsMany of the 50-odd companies in China that produce Hindu figurines attend trade fairs not only in India, but also in Frankfurt and Las Vega...
- Policy to prefer locally-made goods in government buying on anvilSimilar policies exist in several economies, including the US. Because of this reason, many Indian pharmaceutical companies have set up the...
- No appeal by PM for using only India-made goods on Diwali: Officials"No such appeal has been made by the PM," said the officials said in the wake of some commercial establishments displaying a "purported" le...
- Government to give priority to locally made goods in oil PSU tendersThe Petroleum Ministry today proposed to give preference to locally manufactured goods and services in the Rs 90,000-crore of tenders issue...
- NDA govt made good start on economy front: Indian economistGiving A- for the increase in railway fair, Subramanian, a US-based Indian economist said the increase in tariffs is substantially less tha...
- India-made goods at duty-free shops to cost lessTravellers picking up 'Made in India' goods from airport duty-free shops before they fly out would soon find them a tad cheaper.
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