Industry
China’s HNA Group to buy Carlson Hotels
28 Apr 2016
NYT to shut down Paris operations partially
27 Apr 2016
Red Ink Award for T N Ninan, Ravish Kumar and 25 other journalists
27 Apr 2016
The Red Ink Award also honoured Jagendra Singh of Shahjahanpur Samachar posthumously with Bravery in Journalism award
Ramdev's Patanjali sees revenue doubling to Rs10,000 cr in FY17
27 Apr 2016
Annual sales of Rs10,000 crore will put the local consumer goods major ahead of multinationals like Nestle, P&G and Colgate in India
Trai suggests free calls in lieu of call drop penalty
27 Apr 2016
If telecom companies agree to compensate dropped calls with an equal number of free calls to consumers without pre-conditions then it is open to reconsider its direction imposing a penalty for call drops, telecom regulator Trai says
Laundry detergent packs poisonous for kids
26 Apr 2016
Data from the National Poison Data System on over 62,000 children under age six who were exposed to laundry and dishwasher detergents in 2013 and 2014, showed more than half the exposures involved packets
Laundry detergent packs poisonous for kids
26 Apr 2016
Data from the National Poison Data System on over 62,000 children under age six who were exposed to laundry and dishwasher detergents in 2013 and 2014, showed more than half the exposures involved packets
Panic button to be must on all Indian cellphones
26 Apr 2016
Gin manufacturer claims product fights wrinkles
25 Apr 2016
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