- Maran claims SpiceJet owes over ₹400 cr with interest as payment dispute lingers April 16, 2026Kalanithi Maran claims SpiceJet owes over ₹400 crore in arbitration, far exceeding the airline's stated ₹144.5 crore. The Delhi high court is reviewing SpiceJet's plea for relief from a deposit order.
- EU proposes that Google allow third-party search engines access to data — What we know April 16, 2026The European Commission proposed measures for Google to comply with the Digital Markets Act, by allowing third-party search engines access to search data. A final decision is expected in July this year.
- Signature Global ties up with Tonino Lamborghini to develop ₹2,900 crore luxury housing project in Gurugram April 16, 2026The branded residential venture, named ‘Tonino Lamborghini Residences Gurugram’, will occupy 12.40 acres in Sector 71 and feature 812 high-end apartments.
- Vedanta accuses JAL creditors of preaching ‘process’ while ignoring it themselves April 16, 2026The company is contesting the selection of Adani Group's lower-value bid in the NCLAT, citing a lack of transparency over payment structures and upfront cash.
- Lamborghini heir checks into India’s branded homes market with ₹4,000 crore Gurugram project April 16, 2026Tonino Lamborghini has partnered Signature Global for a 812-unit luxury development, as global brands tap rising demand for high-end residences
- West Asia War: India’s BBB rating seen stable despite energy shock; S&P flags corporate stress, weaker credit growth April 16, 2026West Asia War: India's sovereign rating remains stable despite rising energy costs. However, supply disruptions for food and fuel could impact company credit quality. Top companies may see earnings drop, increasing debt ratios. Sectors like refining and airlines are most vulnerable. Banks might see slower credit growth. Government revenue could be affec […]
- EXIM Bank says repayments unaffected by West Asia conflict April 16, 2026EXIM Bank of India reports no impact on client repayments from the Middle East conflict. Indian companies in the region, primarily in construction, may see business affected. While current repayments are strong, prolonged conflict could pose challenges. Project awards and execution timelines might be impacted. However, reconstruction efforts could bring futu […]
- EU's proposed CBAM expansion may impact Indian exporters: GTRI April 16, 2026The European Union is set to broaden its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, which could lead to a spike in carbon tax expenses for Indian goods shipped to Europe. Exporters in India must quickly adapt by enhancing their emissions tracking and implementing decarbonisation strategies.
- How El Nino-driven weaker monsoon rains could impact India April 16, 2026The monsoon outlook for India in 2026 paints a worrying picture, with an anticipated El Niño likely to disrupt normal rainfall patterns. This scenario threatens to diminish crop production and necessitate greater imports of essential commodities, such as edible oils. Moreover, diminished rainfall could strain the power sector, necessitating governmental resp […]
- Central government workers seek wages based on five-member families April 16, 2026Central government employees are demanding a significant overhaul of their pay structure. They want the government to consider a family of five for pay calculations, moving away from the current three-member system. This includes support for dependent parents, aligning with legal mandates.
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