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For investors with ability to understand and take risks: 6 small-caps from different sectors with upside potential of up to 26%The mood across global markets is not great at this point of time. News headlines point in directions we would rather they did not. But suc...- 1945 Kitchen Revolution began with one strange accident: How Percy Spencer’s melted candy bar at Raytheon accidentally led to the invention of the Microwave OvenDuring World War II, radar technology became essential for detecting enemy aircraft and ships. Percy Spencer was working with magnetrons, d...
- On their toes: Brands step up anti-counterfeit drive as fake products flood marketsCompanies are fighting a rising tide of fake goods. Brands from toothpaste to cigarettes are changing packaging and tightening checks. Coun...
- These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsOver the next few sessions, as the uncertainty caused by the Gulf war intensifies and makes you anxious, remember this: It is not the first...
- The Buffett framework of investing: Why some stocks deserve a PE of 25, and others deserve a PE of 10In his letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett revealed a valuation framework that explained why stocks can lose half their value without an...
- Christmas chocolates still costly despite falling cocoa prices – here’s whyChocolate prices stay high even though cocoa costs are falling. Last year, cocoa jumped, making makers raise prices and change recipes. Com...
- What's missing from your favourite chocolate bar? It may be chocolate.Rising cocoa prices, driven by climate change and other factors, have led candy companies to reformulate their products. This involves repl...
- World’s biggest chocolate supplier is melting under soaring prices and short betsBarry Callebaut, the world's largest bulk chocolate maker, faces market pressure. Its shares halved due to soaring cocoa prices and higher ...
- The meltdown in chocolate is comingOnly because millions of West African farmers saw cocoa as their only way to escape abject poverty, the world had plentiful supply and low ...
- A packaging directive for tinplate, tin-free steel is slowing down supplies at your grocery storeManufacturers of food, beverages, paints, room fresheners and pharmaceuticals that use tin cans and peel-off packaging are facing shortages...
- How these Mumbai brothers sweetened pandemic sales with premium chocolatesMany frequent travellers could no longer access chocolate at Indian duty free shops and stumbled upon their relentless advertising on socia...
- Cocoa churn in idli grinder: How wet grinder became an integral accoutrement of artisanal chocolate makingEdible chocolate was a 19th century invention.
- Communities versus commodities: The real dark side of chocolate involves more than what meets the eyeChocolate companies need to be more open about how they will source and support change, while growers and governments need to be clear abou...
- Belgian chocolatiers in bitter war against foreign chocolates that claim to be 'Belgian'“Those products are of lower quality, are cheaper, but look like the Belgian chocolate products that are also in those shops.”
- World 'faces chocolate drought in 2014'The world is facing a "chocolate drought", according to an expert, whose warning is prompted by fears that the globe's sustainable cocoa su...
- China threatens to ban import of seafood from IndiaBeijing has threatened to ban import of seafood and other food products from India if New Delhi continues to restrict import of milk produc...
- India bans chocolate imports from China: ReportIndia has banned imports of chocolates and chocolate products from China due to fears they might be contaminated with the industrial chemic...
- More nations pull suspect products over China milk scandalSouth Korea, Australia and Japan on Saturday pulled melamine-contaminated sweets and drinks from supermarket shelves amid a widening scanda...
- The chocolate warsManufacturers want to use vegetable oil instead of cocoa butter to make chocolate and save money, but consumers aren't buying that.
- Cadbury looks beyond chocolateCadbury is importing big brands from its global portfolio to prop up its sugar confectionery sales.
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