India eyes ‘win-win’ interim deal with US during 90-day trade pause
[ad_1] The terms of reference for proposed BTA have already been signed by the two sides. | Photo Credit: KEVIN LAMARQUE Through video-conferences and soon-to-be
India stocks less bruised in Trump’s April storm
[ad_1] Indian equities have weathered the storm better than global peers this month. In the month to date, the Nifty and the Sensex have slipped
India should be firm in US trade talks
[ad_1] India should play its moves very carefully against a truculent and mercurial Trump administration. It had agreed to enter into negotiations for concluding a
Hungary-based Hell Energy to ramp up India sourcing amidst strong double digit growth
[ad_1] Unnikannan Gangadharan, Director, Hell-Energy Pvt Ltd Hungary-based beverge maker Hell Energy is looking at ramping up sourcing from India at a time when it
Amazon-backed More Retail plans India IPO next year, betting on its hybrid model
[ad_1] Amazon-backed More Retail plans IPO, doubling stores, and expanding online grocery delivery amid market volatility. | Photo Credit: REUTERS Amazon-backed More Retail, a key
India rebuffs China’s BYD as Trump trade war creates openings
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Maize, soybean high on the radar of US for BTA with India
[ad_1] In 2023, China imported 7.14 million tonnes of corn from the US, which is 26 per cent of its total corn imports | Photo
Yamaha to speed up premium game in India, gunning for a bigger market share
[ad_1] Itaru Otani, Chairman, Yamaha Motor India Group | Photo Credit: BIJOY GHOSH Yamaha has made a strong comeback in the scooter segment. How do
Mercedes-Benz India sales up 4% in FY25; expect RBI rate cut to spur demand: MD & CEO
[ad_1] Santosh Iyer, MD & CEO of Mercedes-Benz India German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz on Thursday reported a 4.44 per cent growth in its sales to
Aluminium sector watches closely as US pauses tariff hike on most nations, including India
[ad_1] The Federation of Indian Mineral Industries highlights that this situation presents no real benefit to the aluminium industry, as existing tariffs stay unchanged. In
