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Analysis- Record plane orders raise the stakes in India’s aviation boom
With a total of almost 1,000 jet orders between them, IndiGo and...
Flood situation worsens in Assam, over 34,000 hit
At present, 523 villages are under water and 5,842.78 hectare of...
FSSAI warns HP nutraceutical firms; launches drive to curb menace of spurious products
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognisance of...
Digital crop survey in 19 UP districts
The development comes less than a month after the Centre signed an...
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Amazon to start offering insurance to UK businesses: Broker
Members of Amazon’s Business Prime program will be able to buy cover from Superscript such as contents insurance, cyber insurance and professional indemnity insurance, which a Superscript spokesperson said would be underwritten by “major UK insurers.” They will be offered a discount of 20% to current rates as a way of enticing businesses over to them.
Tesla starts judging owners it charged $10,000 for self-driving
Musk’s fostering of the perception Tesla is a self-driving leader has helped make it the world’s most valuable automaker by far. But others have taken issue with what they see as a reckless and misleading approach to deploying technology that isn’t ready.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently opened its second defect investigation into Autopilot since 2016.
Munich Re appoints Michaela Hannemann as new Regional Head of Casualty Treaty Underwriting for Japan, India, Korea & SE Asia
“In addition to her strong casualty treaty background and her multi-market experience across emerging and mature regions, I am confident that Michaela’s passion for client focus will be a driving force in our ongoing commitment to maintaining strong and sustainable long term relationships with clients and industry partners in the region ,” said Roland Eckl, Munich Re’s Chief Executive Asia Pacific (Japan, Korea, India and Southeast Asia).
Nairobi to Ningbo: See the supply shocks spanning globe
Container rates have shot up by as much as fivefold because of the disruptions that the pandemic is causing at ports around the world. Space on containers has been hard to secure and at one point, the company had a shipment of finished goods delayed for six weeks trying to leave India, said Adrienne Sodar, the company’s joint managing director.
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