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Cement produces more pollution than all the trucks in the worldManufacturing the stone-like building material is responsible for 7% of global carbon dioxide emissions, more than what comes from all the ...- Stocks in the news: RIL, Wipro, Mindtree, Jet Airways, Ashoka Buildcon, Just Dial and Quess CorpSBICAP Securities has maintained buy rating SpiceJet with a target price of Rs 175.
- ArcelorMittal Q3 net income declines 25% to $0.9 billionThe company had posted net income of $1.2 billion in the year-ago period.
- PE fund may buy promoter’s 75% stake in Shree DigvijayThe current market capitalisation of Shree Digvijay Cement is about Rs 408 crore.
- Stocks in focus on May 10, 2018Here is a list of top stocks that are likely to be in focus in today's trading session.
- Brazilian promoter to sell 75% stake in Shree Digvijay CementThe Brazilian firm owns 75 per cent stake in the Gujarat-based cement company.
- Stocks in focus on April 25, 2018Here is a list of top stocks that are likely to be in focus in today's trading session.
- ArcelorMittal Brasil and Votorantim sign agreement to combine their Brazilian long steel businessesThe combination of the businesses will result in a long product steel producer with annual crude steel capacity of 5.6 million tonnes.
- Aditya Birla Group bids for Lafarge, Holcim unitsThe Kumar Mangalam Birla headed group submitted bids on Monday to purchase global assets likely to be carved out of the merger between ceme...
- Brazil steps up efforts to arrest Real declineInvestors are exiting emerging markets as the Federal Reserve prepares to reduce the amount of money it pumps into the world economy.
- Shree Digvijay promoter to sell stake to comply with Sebi normShares would be offered for sale from July 22 to August 2, 2013, unless sold off earlier.
- Birlas eye latam assets of Cemex, Votorantim CimentosThe Birla's are also in talks with Brazilian industrial giant Votorantim Group to buy some of their assets.
- G-20 split over rates signalled by Re, real swapsInvestors are buying the rupee, South Korean won and Brazilian reais, betting developing nations will raise interest rates.
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