Ola Electric confirms vendor lawsuits over dues, quality issues as shares fall 5%
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Ola Electric confirms vendor lawsuits over dues, quality issues as shares fall 5%

Ola Electric has confirmed in an exchange filing that it is in an ongoing dispute with two of its component suppliers, after a media report…

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Thali costs rose by 5% in June on higher tomato, onion, LPG prices

The average cost of home-cooked vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis rose 5% and 6% year-on-year, respectively, in June, driven by higher prices for tomatoes, onions, vegetable…

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AI has taken over the stock market. The bond market is next
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AI has taken over the stock market. The bond market is next

THE RAPID spread of new technological infrastructure is usually accompanied by booms in bond markets. The emergence of a liquid market for corporate credit on…

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Godrej Agrovet to set up Rs 300-cr oil palm complex in Telangana

Hyderabad: Godrej Agrovet is setting up an integrated oil palm complex in Telangana with an investment of Rs 300 crore, which will create livelihood opportunities…

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India silver import curbs create shortages, push premiums to six-month high

MUMBAI, – India‘s restrictions on silver imports have created shortages in the world’s biggest market for the precious metal, pushing premiums to their highest levels…

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Google picks 20 AI startups for India Accelerator 2026 cohort
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Google picks 20 AI startups for India Accelerator 2026 cohort

Google has selected 20 AI firms for the Google for Startups Accelerator: India 2026 Class, marking the 10th year of the programme in India. Per…

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India produces roughly 75% of its urea, 45% of its DAP, and 50% of its NPK fertiliser requirements, while its MOP supply is entirely dependent on imports. (FILE PHOTO)
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Strait of Hormuz reopening eases fertiliser worries in India, but August is key

The gradual normalisation of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has eased immediate concerns over India’s fertiliser supplies, but executives in India’s fertiliser industry say…

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Rajasthan refinery has used as much steel as can build 40 Eiffel Towers and 5 Burj Khalifas: Modi - The Economic Times Video
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Rajasthan refinery has used as much steel as can build 40 Eiffel Towers and 5 Burj Khalifas: Modi – The Economic Times Video

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the scale of materials used in the Rajasthan refinery project while addressing the Indian community in Jakarta, Indonesia, saying the…

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Sysdig does not name the specific victim of the JadePuffer ransomware attack. (Sysdig)
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World’s first agentic AI ransomware attack, and an unchartered territory

The first ever documented fully autonomous agentic ransomware attack has happened, a few days ago. Cybersecurity researchers Sysdig have identified an artificial intelligence (AI) agent…

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Brief flirtations aside, it has been a long time since Europe’s big markets have thrilled international investors, and there are no prizes for guessing why. (Unsplash)
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Europe’s economy is a mess. Its stock markets are a steal

“The stock MARKET is not the economy” might be a cliché, but it is still jarring to see quite how far the two can part…

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