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No Santa for exporters this Christmas: Iran war disrupts supply chains, stretches transit times to 60 days, threatens marginsIndian exporters say longer shipping routes, rising input costs, and delayed payment cycles are squeezing margins and putting pressure on d...- India offers quota-based auto duty cuts, tariff reduction on alcohol under US trade pactIndia and the US have finalised a trade agreement. India will offer duty concessions on automobiles and alcoholic beverages. Tariffs on a s...
- ET Features: Next sustainability frontier may be hiding in your China cabinetA new wave of globally influential buyers include wealthy Indian families, for many of whom having the choice of dinnerware can translate i...
- These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsAre valuations in the mid-cap segment now fairly priced? No. Does it mean you should avoid the segment altogether? The answer is again no. ...
- Budget 2025 full speech: Read FM Nirmala Sitharaman's Union Budget address hereBudget 2025 Download full speech: The 2025-26 Budget introduces measures to accelerate growth, ensure inclusive development, and boost priv...
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- Govt weighs junking customs relief in 'Make in India' pushIndia might remove customs duty exemptions on certain imported components such as insulins, rough lab grown diamonds, and materials for LED...
- Lab-grown cotton startup can make clothes greener, more ethicalBoston-based startup Galy has developed a lab-grown cotton alternative that significantly reduces water, land, and fertilizer use compared ...
- Why is India edgy about Israel's war? The threats that loom over IndiaThe ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas poses several potential threats to the Indian economy. One major concern is the impact on oil...
- Even after a decade, the India-Japan free trade deal has not worked. Why?Japan is the only G7 country with which India has a trade agreement. But India’s share in merchandise exports to Japan has hardly improved,...
- India hopes 'pharma city' in Hyderabad will break China’s grip on the industryAt the heart of the endeavor is India’s race to wrest control from China, which supplies almost 70% of the active pharmaceutical ingredient...
- How Welspun India is emerging from a crisis that rocked its credibilityOn August 19, 2016, it felt like the rug had been pulled from under the feet of Welspun India.
- Climate change is paving the way for shock-proof seedsClimate change is threatening 120-million farmers and over 500 cos of India’s Rs 15,000 cr seed industry.
- Will GM mustard be able to survive the challenges ahead after approval?After the Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee’s approval became public, activists and pressure groups against genetically-modified crop...
- 5 multibaggers gave up to 8,000% return in 4 years, still hold long-term promiseHere are top five performers among companies that have over Rs 1,000 crore of m-cap.
- Hubballi to get country's largest startup incubatorIndia's current biggest incubator is T-Hub in Telangana, housed in a 70,000sqft building.
- In a first, DU college sets up handmade paper recycling unit"We have decided not to purchase any paper for official use now, we will recycle it here on campus and use it for all files and other purpo...
- Stop worrying about veggie prices: Use biotech to increase crop yield, fight food inflationBiotech can increase crop yield dramatically, and fight food inflation. Farmers are ready for reform, research is peaking. Now, govt has to...
- Seeds: The one attractive link in the agricultural chain, growing at 20% a yearSeed is the only part of the agricultural chain that is growing at 20% a year and is insulated from both government subsidies and weather v...
- UAS works on transgenic variant of pigeon-peaUniversity of Agricultural Sciences(UAS), Dharwad has launched work on developing a transgenic variant of pigeon-pea(toor dal).
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