Apple launch event: New MacBook Air, iPad Pro and iMac Mini launchedApple Inc unveiled three new hardware offerings at its latest launch event on Tuesday. The event in Brooklyn, New York saw the new iterations of the MacBook Air, the iPad Pro and the iMac Mini being launched. Among today's launches, Apple MacBook Air now gets the Retina Display, slimmer bezels, USB Type-C ports, and even a 3.5mm audio jack. The iPad Pro has also been refreshed with slimmer bezels and reduced footprint, FaceID...

The carrier has narrowed its losses and seen average fares rise this year as customers take to its product offering, including a domestic premium economy class.

The stock rose up to 12.59% or 27 points to intra day high of 240.90 on the BSE. The stock opened with a gain of 2.31% to 218.90 level compared to yesterday's close of 213.95. It has gained after two days of consecutive fall.

Jet Airways founder chairman Naresh Goyal has reportedly approached Mukesh Ambani in his personal capacity.

The ailing national carrier would be utilising the funds to mainly meet its working capital requirements.

The reports of Tata Group buying a large stake in the loss-making Jet Airways have set the tongues wagging.

Cash-strapped Air India, which was asking the government for more funds, has reportedly received an equity infusion of Rs 1,000 crore from the National Small Savings Fund (NSSF).

The decision is an indirect acknowledgement that the government has been unable to run Air India efficiently. But autonomy per se is not synonymous with the airline's revival.

The government is going to announce a turnaround plan (TAP) for debt-ridden Air India that will reportedly include transfer of the national carrier's working capital debt of Rs 30,000 crore and non-core assets to a special purpose vehicle.

In an unexpected move, the Monetary Policy Committee of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 per cent. The MPC changed the stance from 'neutral' to 'calibrated tightening'

Anil Ambani claims TDSAT nod for sale of spectrum; to pay Ericsson Rs 550 crBillionaire Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications said on Wednesday that the telecom tribunal has allowed it to complete its planned spectrum sale, the proceeds from which will be used to pay Ericsson India and Reliance Infratel (RITL) minority investors. The debt-ridden firm said in a regulatory filing to the BSE that it will receive Rs 975 crore from sale of spectrum, and that it will pay Ericsson Rs 5...