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New Delhi: The government is set to increase the supply of onions in retail markets to stabilize prices during the upcoming festive season, Moneycontrol reported, citing a senior official from the Consumer Affairs Department.

Mumbai: Daewoo, which manufactured Matiz and Cielo cars in India, is preparing for a re-entry into the country, this time focusing on a range of power, energy, and electronic products, including electric vehicles (EVs), Moneycontrol reported.

Mumbai: The stock market continued to witness heavy selling on October 25 as the geopolitical crisis in the Middle East showed no signs of easing, a spike in bond yields in the US, and lower than anticipated second-quarter earnings of big business enterprises, Moneycontrol reported.

Honasa Consumer, the company that runs Mamaearth is set to launch its initial public offering on October 31, Moneycontrol reported.

New Delhi: World's top cocoa producer Ivory Coast is strategizing to reduce its reliance on Europe and bolster its cocoa industry. India, though not a major cocoa producer, is a key player in this plan, primarily importing beans to meet domestic demand, Moneycontrol reported.

Thiruvananthapuram: Manappuram Finance on Wednesday confirmed that the Kerala High Court has dismissed the FIR filed against V. P. Nandakumar, the company's Managing Director and CEO, in connection with a money laundering case, Moneycontrol reported.

New Delhi: The Indian government is considering an extension of the free import policy for laptops, tablets, and computers until September 30, 2024, Moneycontrol reported.

Mumbai: French energy major TotalEnergies SE has signed a definitive termsheet with Adani Green Energy Twenty Three Limited (AGE23L), Moneycontrol reported.

Mumbai: Binny Bansal, who recently divested his remaining stake in the e-commerce giant Flipkart, is actively working on launching a new startup, Moneycontrol reported.

After agreements with United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Indonesia, India is considering the possibility of establishing bilateral agreements with important partners in Latin America and Africa to bolster trade using local currencies, thereby contributing to the broader goal of internationalizing the Indian rupee, Moneycontrol reported.