Business Standard - 2022-05-03

• 2-wheeler sales rise in April after 10 months
• Tata takes a frugal road less travelled for EV market
• ‘Israel’s Tower will have a 10 -15% stake in the venture’
• AAI reverts to collecting dues directly from foreign airlines
• Adani Wilmar profit declines 26% in Q4
• AG&P to pump in ~18K cr in city gas distributi­on
• Board jointly suspended CEO Ankiti Bose: Zilingo
• $5-trn economy dream: Not before FY29, says IMF
• Fino PB holdco tweaks rule on voting day to eject bank chief
• 11% fewer households demanded work under MGNREGA this Apr
• From Russia, with profit
• Climate risk turns focus on need for resilient infrastruc­ture
• End of easy money brings with it a $410-bn global financial shock
• Indian-origin bizman helps banks open remote branches for $150
• Qantas places buy orders to revive plan for world’s longest direct flight
• EU charges Apple for keeping rivals away from its pay tech
• ‘Hire me’: Star Trek star, others ping Musk for jobs at Twitter
• Building buffers and using them
• Indian footprints in Africa
• Inefficien­cy, out of court
• Reforming fuel taxes
• A true picture of the post-pandemic future
• Fed rate hike: Analysts expect markets to rise after initial correction
• Retail investor ownership in NSE firms at record high
• LIC offering is attractive­ly priced
• LIC’S IPO SET TO BE FIFTH-BIGGEST GLOBALLY IN CY22
• Indian Hotels: Investors look to check in on recovery hopes
• New-to-credit customer? Opt for a secured credit card
• WHAT THIS STOCK PAGE CONTAINS AND WHY
• ‘Purpose of shipping mark is to enable package to be identified’
• NTAGI meet this week to review vaccine data for 5-12 age group
• Gadkari pitches for priority sector lending to alternativ­e fuel players
• Delhi airport displaced Dubai as world’ s 2nd busiest in march
• Lower mobility, vehicle registrati­ons

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