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Air India begins search for a new CEO

Mumbai, April 7 -- Air India has kicked off the search for a new chief executive after Campbell Wilson's decision to step down, announcing on Tuesday that it has constituted a committee to identify hi... Read More


Crash, plane crunch weigh on air traffic

mumbai, April 7 -- India's domestic air passenger traffic growth was already cooling from the highs of post-pandemic revenge travel. Last fiscal is estimated to have been the worst since then because ... Read More


Exclusive: Air India CEO Campbell Wilson resigns amid losses, operational setbacks

New Delhi, April 6 -- Air India chief executive Campbell Wilson has stepped down from the helm of India's second-largest airline, and is currently serving his notice period, two people with direct kno... Read More


India's aviation growth to stay muted in FY26 as capacity curbs, disruptions weigh on traffic

New Delhi, April 6 -- The country's domestic air passenger traffic is likely to have grown as little as 3% in the year ended March 2026, marking its weakest expansion since the pandemic-hit FY21, and ... Read More


Mint Explainer | Will suspension of 60% free seat-selection mandate help airlines offset rising jet fuel costs?

New Delhi, April 3 -- The civil aviation ministry on Thursday has suspended a decision requiring airlines to offer passengers free selection for at least 60% of the seats on a flight. Mint examines wh... Read More


Paint makers see opportunity in industrial segment as competition intensifies in decorative

MUMBAI, April 2 -- As the Iran war pushes up crude-linked input costs and squeezes margins, India's paint makers are turning to industrial coatings for steadier growth as competition intensifies in de... Read More


Cement to get dearer as Iran war pinches manufacturers

Mumbai, March 30 -- The cement industry is bracing for a sharp price increase in April as the fallout from the war in West Asia drives up production costs. UltraTech Cement Ltd, India's largest produc... Read More


Cement firms stare at bag shortage as Iran war hits inputs

Mumbai, March 27 -- India's cement industry is staring at an unusual supply disruption-not of limestone or coal, but of the humble cement bag. As the war in West Asia ripples through petrochemical sup... Read More


India's cement makers stare at bag shortage as West Asia war hits inputs

New Delhi, March 26 -- India's cement industry is staring at an unusual supply disruption-not of limestone or coal, but of the humble cement bag. As the war in West Asia ripples through petrochemical... Read More


UK tariff shield may revive Tata Steel's UK business-but not before FY27

New Delhi, March 23 -- The UK government's decision to sharply curb steel imports and impose higher tariffs could help Tata Steel's UK operations turn profitable in the next fiscal year, even as the c... Read More