Pending GST refunds, MEIS dues hurting exporters: EEPC India
Engineering export body EEPC India on Wednesday said that pending GST refunds along with MEIS dues are hurting exporters.
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Energy leaders, industry's blueprint for zero-carbon economy by 2050
From lower emission targets the world must progress directly to zero greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century with no permanent reliance on negative emissions to balance continued energy and industrial emissions, a new report from the Energy Transmission Commission said on Wednesday....
Adobe posts record $3.23 billion sales in Q3 in tough times
Riding on its growing Creative and Document Cloud business, Adobe has achieved record quarterly revenue of $3.23 billion in its third quarter of fiscal year 2020, which represents 14 percent year-over-year growth.
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Markets maintain gains, auto stocks rise
After opening in the positive territory, the Indian stock market maintained its gains during the mid-afternoon trade session on Wednesday....
Implementation of new quality standards for toys extended
The Centre has extended the time period given to the domestic toy manufacturers for compliance with new quality standards.
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Canada welcomes US decision to drop aluminum tariff
Canada welcomed the US decision to drop tariff on Canadian aluminum imports.
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ShareChat acquires video production firm HPF Films
Home-grown social media group ShareChat on Wednesday said it had acquired HPF Films, a video production company specialised in digital content....
5G adoption a booster for smartphone application processor market
The smartphone application processor (AP) market that declined 26 per cent in the second quarter this year is set to be on a growth trajectory from 2021 onwards as 5G adoption reaches emerging markets, according to a new report.
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Committed to Indian market, says Toyota Kirloskar Motor
Premium automobile manufacturer Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to India as being an integral part of the company's global strategy.
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Ending welfare schemes could cost 145,000 jobs in Aus
Ending pandemic-boosted welfare schemes in Australia could see the economy lose A$31.3 billion ($22 billion) and 145,000 jobs over the next two years, a new report by Deloitte Access Economics revealed on Tuesday.
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