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As urban demand slows, FMCG and auto leaders increase Q2 ad spends. Companies such as Nestle, Colgate, and Tata Motors focus on tactical marketing to clear inventory and boost sales

The gel, known as Feracrylum, is used to halt bleeding from burns and wounds. However, it is produced by a single company, Themis Medicare

Prabhudas Lilladher expects the companies under its coverage to report an aggregate revenue growth of 20 percent YoY (including Jaguar-Land Rover) and 16 percent (excluding JLR)

The company is raising funds to help set up a new factory and strengthen R&D

Easing chip supply, demand for premium models and price hikes at play

Analysts expect companies to fare better in the September quarter (Q2 FY23) as moderation in prices of raw materials starts having an impact

Maruti Suzuki dispatched 128,999 units to its dealers in June as against 128,432 units in the same period last year

Flex-fuel, or flexible fuel, is an alternative fuel with a combination of gasoline and methanol or ethanol

Inability to pass on the entire cost will squeeze margins

The government's ambitious target of generating over 6 million jobs in five years from PLI scheme will hinge on five of the 14 specified sectors reaching the magic numbers

Nifty50 firms' combined net profit seen rising 25% in third quarter. More in today's top headlines

The country's largest carmaker said this will help it turn the website into a single-window channel for customers through which they can select the car, find dealers and arrange financing

Some 13 auto firms have been in talks with govt for setting up business in India

The company, which had last month launched the Ola S1 electric scooter in two variants -- S1 and S1 Pro -- at prices Rs 99,999 and Rs 1,29,999, respectively, said it will start deliveries in October

Experts suggest that promoter executives should take compensation as dividend to share risk and reward of the business with other shareholders

Expect to reach up to 90% of pre-Covid 2.0 levels

For some it is part of annual maintenance protocol, for others it's a forced move, done for safety of those employed at the factory

Move reflects sustained pain in world's largest two-wheeler market, as it covers two segments accounting for 75% of its size and comes despite spike in input costs

Increased utilisation, improving margins and lower debt are profit triggers going ahead

Marc Llistosella will replace current CEO of Tata Motors Guenter Butschek, who had expressed his desire to to relocate to Germany at the end of the contract for personal reasons