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In 1965, a chemist expected a routine polymer solution and got a bizarre cloudy liquid instead: It became KevlarIn 1965, the world of materials science was forever changed by scientist Stephanie Kwolek, who stumbled upon a peculiar cloudy polymer mixt...- CA will back Australian players who don't want to return to India for IPL: ReportAustralian players who returned home after the IPL suspension may not want to return. Cricket Australia will support their decision if they...
- JSW Sports ropes in Sourav Ganguly as Director of CricketSourav Ganguly has been named Director of Cricket for JSW Sports, overseeing the Delhi Capitals' IPL and WPL teams, and Pretoria Capitals i...
- Indian women's cricket team batter Jemimah Rodrigues excited to play at Los Angeles 2028 OlympicsJemimah Rodrigues expressed her excitement on Instagram about representing India in cricket at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. Cricket retur...
- It can only be a positive thing for our game: Ricky Ponting on cricket's return to Olympics in 2028Ricky Ponting praised cricket's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, noting its potential to attract global audiences. He stressed t...
- HDFC increases retail prime lending rate on housing loans by 50 bpsThe RPLR is the rate on which its Adjustable Rate Home Loans (ARHL) are benchmarked.
- Indian Quick Service Restaurants Hungry for Market: Industry Set For Exponential GrowthThe food industry in India has been booming in the recent times, owing to the rising disposable income of the middle class.
- Dollar's gain is companies' pain as currency woes extend to 2016While Wall Street firms see a 4.8% rebound in full-year 2016 profits, that's about half the growth rate they were projecting as recently as...
- SRF ends FY15 with 86% profit growthSRF posted a 11% profit growth for the Jan-Mar’15 quarter on a standalone basis to Rs 59 crore, on back of a 4% drop in revenues to Rs 847 ...
- Solar power equipment makers ask government to push manufacturingSolar power equipment makers on Thursday asked the government to encourage manufacturing in the country under the second phase of its flags...
- Eurozone lending falls for 8th consecutive month in DecemberLoans to the private sector fell 0.7% from the same month a year ago, ECB data showed, in line with the mid-range forecast in a poll.
- Three PSU banks raise lending rates by up to 50 basis pontsThree public sector lenders, including Andhra Bank, raised their base rates or the minimum lending rates by up to 50 basis points.
- United Phosphorus: Sept nos don’t back up co’s high valuationThe results of United Phosphorous showing a doubledigit profit growth failed to cheer the market as the scrip tumbled over 7%.
- Rupee falls by 3 paisa at 12 noonThe rupee was trading in a narrow range, and was down 3 paisa at 12 noon, to trade at 49.19 against the dollar as against it'a close of 49....
- Satyam clients seek clarity, won’t terminate deals just yetTop customers of Satyam such as GE, Qantas and DuPont will wait for a few months before exploring any possibility of terminating their outs...
- GE, Qantas & DuPont to wait before terminating contracts with SatyamGE, Qantas and DuPont will wait for few months before exploring any possibility of terminating their outsourcing contracts with Satyam.
- Ponting says tour of India not confirmedA day after the cricket board here gave the all-clear for the India tour, Australia skipper Ricky Ponting on Wednesday said nothing is set ...
- Harbhajan Singh banned for three tests over racist remark toward SymondsIndia spinner Harbhajan Singh was banned for three tests Sunday after being found guilty of racially abusing Australia allrounder Andrew Sy...
- China raises banking reserve ratio requirement to 13 per centChina's central bank announced today that it would raise the reserve ratio requirement for commercial banking institutes to 13 per cent in ...
- Pepsi helps out potato farmers in KarnatakaPepsico has helped crop agronomy, seed management, chemical treatment and crop supervision. This has ensured that we are well prepared to c...
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