Indian Parliament sessions may be cut short due to increasing COVID-19 cases says sources
India’s Parliamentary session began earlier this week but now it is considering to cut short the sessions as 30 lawmakers were infected by COVID-19.
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Manoj Sinha announces Rs. 1,350 crore package for J&K’s business community
Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir had earlier said on Monday that a massive package for the union territory is said to be announced in a week.
CaixaBank and Bankia agree to merge to create Spain’s Largest Domestic Bank
Spanish bank CaixaBank SA said on Friday that its board has agreed to approve and sign the joint merger with Bankia SA.
Tesla wins lawsuit against former employee accused of hacking
Electric carmaking company Tesla Inc won its case against a former employee. According to court documents, the person was fired for hacking and transferring company data to third parties.
Angel Broking IPO to open on 22nd September at Rs 305-306 per share
Angel Broking’s initial public offer (IPO) will be opening on 22nd September and close on 24th September. The stock brokerage firm is planning to raise up to Rs. 600 crore in the three day share sell.
PM Narendra Modi to address online convocation of IIT Guwahati
The Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati will host its convocation online this year in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
18 Chinese fighter jets cross sensitive midline of Taiwan Strait
Taiwan scrambled fighter jets on Friday as 18 Chinese aircrafts crossed the sensitive mid-line of the Taiwan Strait.
TikTok to face many challenges as US Presidential election approaches
After a possible ban in the USA, TikTok is going to face yet another challenge in handling content around its first US presidential elections.
Government to give Private Railways freedom to set fares
The government will allow private companies to set their own passenger fares when the train services start in the country. This move is mainly made to lure investors.
Apple to launch online stores in India on September 23
Apple will be launching Apple Store Online in India on September 23. This service will directly offer customers its full range of products and support across the country for the first time.
Sinovac Biotech Ltd. to test COVID-19 Vaccine on teenagers in China
Chinese vaccine maker Sinovac Biotech is planning to start clinical trials of the experimental COVID-19 vaccine on teenagers and adolescents later this month.
German startup Sennder acquires Uber’s freight business in Europe
German freight startup Sennder said that it had acquired Uber’s European freight business in an all-stock deal. This will make the U.S. ride hailing company become a minority shareholder.
Toyota to invest Rs. 2,000 crore in India over the next year
After Union Minister Prakash Javadekar denied a report on Tuesday that Toyota Motor Corp would not expand in India due to country’s high tax regime. But now Javadekar has clarified the news by writing “@vikramkirloskar has clarified that Toyota Company will invest more than Rs.2000 crore in the next 12 months.
Alibaba Group & China Mobile to make $443 Million investment in Dahua say sources
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and China Mobile Communications Group Co Ltd are now bearing in mind to invest 3 billion yuan that is almost $443 million in Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co Ltd.
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