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A major winter storm is set to impact seven states with heavy snow and powerful winds up to 90 mph. Travel could become impossible in affec...

Ford recall explained: Ford is recalling over 1.39 million F-150 trucks from 2015-2017 due to a transmission defect. An intermittent signal...

A viral internet trend in 2021 promoted placing plastic bottles on car tires, sparking numerous theories about security and car care. Howev...

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Goodyear's G159 tires have been under investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration since December of 2017. On Tuesda...

The initial plan for the Visakhapatnam plant, which is underway now with the steel structure being erected, was 137 tonne per day capacity ...

Currently, 7 per cent of its total workforce are women, and there are 108 women on the shopfloor, he said adding that over the next two yea...

KKR is the majority stakeholder in ATG and the rest is held by International Finance Corporation along with other entities.

With the value of the company said to be pegged at $1.5 billion, a deal at that level will mark the biggest PE exit from an Indian company.

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If completed, this would be KKR's second buyout in India. In 2006, it paid $900 mn to acquire the Indian business of Flextronics.

6 bulge bracket PE funds have been short-listed to purchase a 70% stake owned by private equity fund Warburg Pincus in the unlisted Allianc...

The recall involves half the number of tires that the importer had identified in June as possibly posing a risk.