Companies

NCLT refuses to stay petition by a shareholders’ group

Rolls out cashback and other rewards on prepaid mobile recharges after the recent tariff hike

The company has launched an in-house washing machine manufacturing facility to improve its performance in the segment

‘The availability of affordable payment constructs such as No Cost EMI, Debit Card EMI, Buy Now Pay Later also complemented the shift’

‘Due to the lockdown and an increase in import duty on toys, domestic toys market has seen a tremendous surge of 25% in the demand of the toys’

Opens its first two exclusive retail outlets in Pacific Mall, New Delhi, and VR Mall, Surat

MyGate has been clocking 3 million daily gate entries

In March 2020, Zoho filed a lawsuit against Freshworks for ‘Trade Secret Misappropriation’

Cisco now wants to focus on the whole application space, modernisation, infrastructure and cyber security in India

Experts say focus on price and not on Chinese dependence impacting India

Inflation is a challenge amidst tapering demand for two-wheelers

Purchase price is estimated at €6.01 million

Move aimed at creating strategic business undertakings to drive growth across distinct opportunities

Includes de-merger of non-airport business of GIL

The work involves building structures and finishes for 13 million sq ft of built-up area.

The Indian Oil Board, at its meeting on December 20, has approved the investment proposal

Maintain positive outlook towards the merger

More partnerships on the cards from its small molecule and biologics pipeline, says CMD

The month-long programme will kick off on January 4

Investors include Artha Venture Fund and Nazara’s Nitish Mittersain

To partially offset the impact of steadily increasing commodity prices, say companies

The new product will offer an excellent operational flexibility to customers to choose the option based on their load

State-owned NBFC inks deal with Germany’s KfW Development Bank

World’s first justice technology company will use funds in product development and global marketing