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Cong releases third list, Siddaramaiah denied ticket from Kolar - Vimarsana News

Cong releases third list, Siddaramaiah denied ticket from Kolar

Uniindia: Bengaluru, Apr 15 (UNI) Congress released the third list of 43 candidates which excluded the prominent name of senior party leader Siddaramaiah for May 10 Karnataka assembly elections.

Airlines, repair shops in North America rely on used, generic parts to keep aircraft flying - Vimarsana News

Airlines, repair shops in North America rely on used, generic parts to keep aircraft flying

Airlines and aircraft repair shops in North America are increasingly relying on used and generic parts to keep jets flying, a symptom of the rising costs and supply-chain shortages plaguing the aerospace industry.

Japan awards Mitsubishi Heavy $2.8 bln missile contracts - Vimarsana News

Japan awards Mitsubishi Heavy $2.8 bln missile contracts

Japan has awarded its largest defence equipment maker Mitsubishi Heavy Industries contracts worth 378 billion yen ($2.84 billion) to develop and build a new missile force aimed at deterring China from using military force in East Asia.

Indian shares set to open higher ahead of March quarter earnings - Vimarsana News

Indian shares set to open higher ahead of March quarter earnings

Indian shares advanced on Tuesday, aided by financials stocks on strong quarterly updates, ahead of corporate earnings for the March quarter.

J&J talc unit faces skepticism on bankruptcy settlement support - Vimarsana News

J&J talc unit faces skepticism on bankruptcy settlement support

A Johnson & Johnson company on Tuesday defended its second attempt to resolve talc lawsuits in bankruptcy, telling a U.S. judge it can quickly build consensus around its $8.9 billion settlement offer despite doubts about its assertion that 60,000 plaintiffs would support the deal.