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Taiwan will test arrivals from China for COVID-19 from Jan. 1 in response to a surge in cases there, the government said on Wednesday. Top 100 Best Sellers Read More

Storm-weary road crews and residents of western New York State struggled on December 27 to dig out from a deadly weekend blizzard, with snow still falling and forecasts for rapid warming and rains that could cause flooding and turn the… Read More »US digs out from deadly weekend blizzard; warming could bring rain slush

The company is confident about margin expansion on a standalone basis at HDFC Life and the acquired business of Exide Life, says Shah. Shah is skeptical about the benefits corporate agents and distributors can derive from the tie-ups with nine… Read More »Interview: 2023 to see rise in margins and growth, says HDFC Life CFO Shah

According to respective company sources, Biological E is holding 200 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine Corbevax while Bharat Biotech is sitting on a stockpile of 50 million doses of Covaxin. Top 100 Best Sellers Read More

Learning the hard way in the wake of the global supply chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic and prolonged lockdown in China, leading companies in the sector are focusing on enhancing production capacity as well as domestic supply chain… Read More »Appliances, consumer electronics industry aim double-digit growth, production capacity expansion in 2023

The plan was included in South Korea#39;s midterm defence blueprint for 2023-27 after North Korean drones crossed into the South in the first such intrusion since 2017. Read More Top 100 Best Sellers

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The roadshows, to be held from January 5-23, are a prelude to UP Global Investors Summit (GIS) in February. Read More Top 100 Best Sellers

The Chinese government#39;s zero Covid policy has resulted in a supply side problem for tech giant Apple. However, experts suggest that China#39;s lifting of Covid curbs could possibly create a demand issue as well Top 100 Best Sellers Read More

The German chip maker is constantly “on the lookout” for suitable companies, Hanebeck told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in an interview published on Wednesday. “I see it in the range of up to a few billion (euros).” Read More Top 100… Read More »Infineon ready to spend billions on acquisitions: CEO Jochen Hanebeck