The company, which sold 52 units of its super luxury vehicles that are priced above Rs 2.5 crore in India last year, feels that its sales this year will not match that figure

Stock market behaviour shows that the concept of rational and well-informed investors participating in an efficient and self-correcting market which always gets the stock prices right is deeply flawed

Emerging Asia was the region that attracted the most flows last month with $17.1 billion, while Latin America, with $7.3 billion, came second

Earlier, the mosque had reopened on June 8 after a gap of over two months with the government allowing further relaxations as part of unlock 1.0, the first phase of a calibrated exit from the coronavirus lockdown

Rajiv Bajaj emphasised that the companies cannot sustain paying salaries while operations remain suspended for a prolonged period

The worst affected would be departmental stores (such as Lifestyle or Shoppers Stop) which could see a decline in revenue that could be as steep as 40 per cent, says the Crisil report

Salon chains across the country are leaving no stone unturned to convince their consumers that they are safe, but a haircut in the COVID era comes at a huge premium

The growing clamour to boycott Chinese products has taken a toll on small businesses. Mobile phone shops  are already feeling the heat. Business has gone down by 40-50 per cent ever since the India -China border tensions erupted. Consumers are now  giving preference to products made in  India over Chinese products. Watch the video for more.Unlock 1.0: FPIs pump in Rs 21,235 crore in June after 3-month selling streak

According to the report which is based on a recent COVID-19 survey, one in six tested positive or know a family member who tested positive

A revised set of guidelines, issued as part of the government's 'Mission Begin Again' phase four, said only select services like hair cut and dyeing, waxing and threading will be allowed as of now in these outlets

Prior to this, foreign investors remained net sellers for three consecutive months. They pulled out a net Rs 7,366 crore in May, Rs 15,403 crore in April and a record Rs 1.1 trillion in March

With Unlock 1.0 set to conclude on June 30, the government is expected to announce fresh guidelines for various sectors, including the aviation industry; After Parotas, a humble bag of ready-to-eat popcorn will now attract the 18% GST, clarified the Gujarat Authority of Advanced Ruling (AAR) recently; India recorded a single-day spike of 17,296 new coronavirus cases and 407 deaths on Friday, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare data. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: DHL stops shipments from China, Hong Kong, Macao; cites severe customs delays

Unlock 2.0 in India: International flights may resume in JulyWith Unlock 1.0 set to conclude on June 30, the government is expected to announce fresh guidelines for various sectors, including the aviation industry. After starting domestic flights over a month back with some riders, the government may soon approve air travel on selected international routes from July, IndiaToday.In reported. Prominent routes where air travel may be reinstated include Delhi-New York and Mumbai- Ne...

Unlock 2.0: Prominent routes where air travel may be reinstated include Delhi-New York and Mumbai- New York routes.

Unlock 2.0: Prominent routes where air travel may be reinstated include Delhi-New York and Mumbai- New York routes.

International flights on the New Delhi-New York, Mumbai-New York routes are likely to be allowed to resume in Unlock 2.0

One of the trainee sailors from the batch was found to be symptomatic during the quarantine period and tested positive for coronavirus on June 18

With social distancing norms in place, open office designs are being turned upside down

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As the retail sector is gradually opening up in the Unlock 1.0 phase, one is hearing about lay-offs, but the retail community is also trying to redeploy unutilised staff in businesses which are short of employees