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KDS Logistics Limited managed to retain its position as the top private inland container depot (ICD) in terms of handling export and import cargoes in 2023, a year when business in ICDs saw a year-on-year decline of nearly 11 per cent.

Know our cnbc business correspondent doubles up as our u.k. correspondent, all things london and great britain for us. and youve got a vital record shopping spree over there. tell us what you mean. >> exactly. in the u.k. alone weekly sales of vinyls reached their highest level in the century just over the christmas period. and to support that artists like taylor swift, fleetwood mack and the rolling stones. if you look at cd sales, those continue to fall. so were seeing here two different stori...

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The company said on December 19 that its Committee of Directors has approved raising Rs 3,400 crore via private placement basis, ahead of its bond repayment due in January.

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Vedanta: Earlier this week, the company also announced its second interim dividend of INR 11 per share, entailing a payout of INR 4,089 crore.

The conglomerate has bond repayments of $3.2 billion coming up over the next two years. About $2 billion worth of bonds are slated for redemption in 2024 — half of which are due as early as January — and another $1.2 bn in 2025, according to Bloomberg data.

Vedanta Resources Ltd (VRL), the UK-headquartered parent company of Vedanta group, had said last week that it secured a USD 1.25-billion loan from private lenders to refinance part of its USD 3.2-billion debt maturing in 2024 and 2025.

I never questioned the wisdom of the government when it made me the Army Chief, so why should I do so now? writes Gen MM Naravane (retired), one of Indias foremost Army Chiefs, on why he was not appointed the Chief of Defence Staff. Naravanes straight-from-the-shoulder account in his memoir Four Stars of Destiny offers fascinating glimpses of the 40-year journey as a soldier, officer and his rise to the top as the 28th Chief of the Army Staff.