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The parents of the Telangana SSC students have requested the Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE) to introduce the online facility for making challan payments. The Telangana Board (BSE) released the class 10 results last month and now students are trying to apply for re-verification of their answer sheets.

The company is the India market leader in contract manufacturing of ACs, a business where it is facing challenges due to brands increasingly turning to in-house manufacturing of room ACs.

Coventry Town Council voted to pass a resolution Thursday that states the town could take the pond for public use.

Probes into TD’s anti-money-laundering practices have brought a muted response thus far

A Denton County man accused of murdering his ex-wife was found not guilty Friday by reason of insanity. It is still to be determined how long he will stay in

Kaiser Permanente to invest $200-250 million in Innovaccer, with valuations dropping to 10-15x. Mubadala joins the new round. Innovaccer digitizes patient data for US healthcare firms like Orlando Health, MercyOne, and CommonSpirit Health.

​There is no leverage issue in the country. Banks, companies, households, all are in pretty great shape. I would assume there is not much of a political/social negative surprise over there.

For one, ICICI Securities did not offer its minority shareholders a chance to participate in a price discovery process or allow them an option to stay invested in the company even after the proposed delisting

Cred valuation nearly doubles after $250-million funding Mumbai: Fintech startup Cred has raised $251 million in a Series E round co-led by Tiger Global Management and Falcon Edge Capital at a valuation of $4.01 billion, the company said in a statement to ET. The round nearly doubles the Bengaluru-based startup’s valuation from $2.2 billion in