Brazil to buy 20 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin from Bharat Biotech
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Brazil has signed a deal with Indian pharmaceutical company Bharat Biotech for the purchase of 20 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin, news agency Reuters reported. Brazil s Health Ministry on Thursday signed a contract for delivery between March and May.
The ministry said in a statement that the deal is worth 1.6 billion reais ($290,000), with the first 8 million doses expected to arrive in March.
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BSE questions NSE conduct after glitches halted trading
NSE has been accused of inefficiency, poor communication and a general apathy towards the plight of market participants after the glitchPremium
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After the unprecedented trading halt on 24 February, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has been accused of a number of things, including inefficiency, poor communication and a general apathy towards the plight of market participants.
The gravest charge came from rival BSE, which said: “It was anti-competitive and unethical on the part of NSE Clearing Ltd (NCL) to stop its operations to preserve NSE’s monopoly and hold the market to ransom.
Burmans of Dabur may join Khaitans as promoters of Eveready
Eveready Industries’ managing director Amritanshu Khaitan.Premium
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The Burman family, the single-largest investor in Eveready Industries Ltd with a 20% stake, may become joint promoters of the battery maker along with the Khaitan family, two people familiar with the talks between the two groups said.
The shareholding of the Khaitan family plunged to just 4.5% from 44.1% over the past two years as lenders sold shares of Eveready pledged with them after the promoter group defaulted on payments.
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