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The largest dairy co-op in the US leaped ahead of the two CPG giants, while Glanbia entered the list on the back of increasing sales in USD.

MUMBAI: Shares of telecom equipment makers like Dixon Technologies, D-Link India, ITI, Sterling Technologies, Tejas Network and Shyam Telecom surged on Wednesday after the Union Cabinet cleared the Production Linked Incentives (PLIs) programme for the segment in an attempt to boost local manufacturing. The PLI scheme for the sector is worth Rs 12,195 crore over 5 years, which could lead to enhanced production of more than Rs 2.4 lakh crore with exports of around Rs 2 Lakh crore. “A production opportunity of over Rs 2.4 trillion over five years is sizable and most of the telecom equipment ma...

Indian IT firms are ready for 5G, whenever it’s rolled out February 14, 2021 ‘Biggest opportunity in 5G could be captured by re-imagining new products, services’ Indian IT majors such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Wipro and Sterlite Technologies Ltd (STL) are busy preparing the ground for the coming wave of 5G services, working with telcos, academic institutions and global technology partners to configure networks, launch services suites and provide support. To begin with, the country’s largest software exporter and services firm TCS, which is helping telecom companies such a...

With the business owners. >> i know refuges need an opportunity when they come in and employers give them the opportunity but people like us who live here need an opportunity. i'm not saying they don't deserve it, but we deserve it as well. >> every decision on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on foreign affairs will be made to benefit american workers and american families. >> reporter: when you hear that our president wants to ban refuges, what goes through your mind, especially from a business perspective? >> great question and i knew eventually you would get to that question. 25% of our wo...