Johnson & Johnson says first batches of COVID-19 vaccine may be available as soon as JanuaryAmid ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Johnson & Johnson has said that the first batches of its COVID-19 vaccine could be available as soon as in January. The first batches of its shots are expected to be available for emergency use by starting 2021, Ruxandra Draghia-Akli, the company's head of public health research and development, said in a presentation at the World Health Summit.Bharti Airtel...

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurating the annual India Energy Forum by CERA Week today, India will make a strong pitch to global oil and gas companies to invest in the energy sector to realise the full potential of Atma Nirbhar Bharat mission

The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said that this is the fifth such event organised by the NITI Aayog and Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, and around 45 CEOs of major oil and gas companies will attend the roundtable this year

Successful businesswomen like Debjani Ghosh of NASSCOM, Aparna Bawa of Zoom, Geetu Verma of Unilever and others share their career tips for aspiring young women entrepreneurs. Standing up for oneself, finding one's voice, working hard but also smart were some of the tips they offered. Watch the video for more such advice.Also Read: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw says COVID-19 testing in India can increase ten-fold

Axis Bank CEO and MD Amitabh Chaudhry predicted an 'L-shaped' recovery, characterised by a slow rate of recovery with persistent unemployment and stagnant economic growth

Of the CEOs who participated in a CII poll, 32 per cent are hoping consumer demand to be better than last year while another 27 per cent expect no change on a year on year basis

Weeks before the festive season begins, some of the high-frequency indicators such as auto sales, air traffic, toll collection and rail freight loadings have revived hopes of recovery

Five states allowed to borrow Rs 9,913 crore on meeting reform targets Centre has allowed five states to raise additional funds to the tune of Rs 9,913 crore through open market borrowings (OMB). The Department of Expenditure has allowed Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Goa, Karnataka and Tripura to procure financial resources after they \"successfully met the reform condition of implementation of One Nation One Ration Card System,\" Ministry of Finance said in a statement on Thursday. Harley D...

As work from home takes centre stage, companies are coming up with new norms to address virtual workplace harassment, but lack of physical hearings and privacy issues pose challenges

Khosla takes keen interest in organising the game and increasing participation by young golfers

Government of India's decision to ban some popular Chinese apps is being seen as a strategic move to boost Indian app ecosystem

Upgrad has 5 lakh learner base, of which 32,000 are paid users. The company expects to close the current fiscal year with a revenue of around Rs 1,200 crore

Prabhat Singh, who will complete his five-year term as managing director and CEO next month, took home a record Rs 1.8 crore in fiscal 2019-20, according to Petronet's latest annual report

The week-long programme, which will conclude on September 3, will include a range of strategic discussions between USISPF's board members, which include 21 Fortune 500 CEOs

As per the survey findings, 46 per cent of professionals from Recreation & Travel, and 39 per cent of professionals from the Consumer Goods industry will return to work as soon as they are allowed to

Eventually everything rests on the Future of the Economy. Former RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya reminds us that an inter-dependent, inter-connected world is vital to the growth of the global economy

Top Indian and global CEOs and experts on why the future is bright

Pichai responded mildly that he would want to know the specifics of the accusation. \"We conduct ourselves to the highest standards,\" he added, disagreeing with the characterization that Google steals content to win users

It's the first such congressional review of the tech industry. It has aimed to determine whether existing competition policies and century-old antitrust laws are adequate or if new legislation and more funding for enforcement are needed

The consumer durable sector was grappling with low consumption appetite even before coronavirus lockdown and companies had been resorting to deep discounting, offering attractive EMI schemes just to push consumers to buy