Passenger vehicle wholesales in India rose to record levels in September as automakers dispatched stocks to dealers in order to cater to the robust demand in the ongoing festive season. The industry dispatches stood at 3,63,733 units last month, the best ever in a month. The previous best…
Read MoreIndian companies from seven sectors such as steel, cement, and hydrocarbons, which export to the European Union will have to start reporting their carbon emissions to comply with the provisions of EU’s carbon tax regime. The compliance with the European Union’s (EU) carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) is…
Read MoreThe government on Sunday raised the prices of commercial cooking gas (LPG) used in hotels and restaurants by Rs 209 for a 19kg cylinder. This is in line with the firming up trend in international benchmarks used for LPG pricing. The hike of Rs 209 from October 1…
Read MoreA. M. Naik, chairperson of Larsen & Toubro Group stepped down from the post on Saturday. The 81-year-old handed over the reins of the USD 23 billion conglomerate to S. N. Subrahmanyan at an event in Mumbai, reported PTI. Naik will be the chairperson of the employees trust.…
Read MoreIn a major relief to the public, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to extend the deadline for the exchange of Rs 2,000 notes till October 7. “As the period specified for the withdrawal process has come to an end, and based on a review, it…
Read MoreAmazon and Flipkart will kick off their sale festivals on October 8. Hours after Amazon announced their Great Indian Festival, Flipkart too revealed the date of their Big Billion Days sale. Both Amazon Prime and Flipkart Plus members will get early access from October 7 midnight, 24 hours…
Read MoreTata Consultancy Services (TCS), which is India’s largest IT company, will end its hybrid working policy from the first week of October, according to multiple reports. In an internal communication circulated earlier in September, TCS asked its employees come to office for five days in a week starting…
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