Us Market

Sun Pharma recalls around 14,000 cartons of anaesthesia injection from US market

Sun Pharmaceutical has said its US subsidiary has started voluntarily recalling 13,918 cartons of Vecuronium Bromide Injection of 10 mg and 20 mg strengths from US market at the hospital level, following the identification of "particulate matter identified as glass" in the product

JSW Steel to invest up to $500 million to acquire, upgrade US-based steel manufacturing unit Acero Junction Inc

In phase 1, JSW will revamp and restart the electric arc furnace and the slab caster, and modernise the hot strip mill.

Sun Pharma March quarter net profit dips 14% to Rs 1,223 cr on pricing pressure in US

Sun Pharma shares today ended 3.93 percent down at Rs 568.55 on the BSE.

Infosys plans to hire 10,000 people in US: Five key hurdles the tech major may encounter

Infosys would do well to keep all the above factors and more in its mind even as it forges ahead with this arguably a bold plan which takes the fight to the tormentor’s camp

H-1B visa: Trump govt's 'serious actions' cause for worry for IT firms, says Arvind Subramanian

Indian technology companies depend on H-1B visas to hire tens of thousands of employees each year for their US operations.

ITC to offload entire stake in US subsidiary for $24 mn

King Maker Marketing, registered in the state of New Jersey, USA, is engaged in the distribution of ITC manufactured cigarette products in the US market

Natco Pharma to file over 10 ANDAs in US in next 2 fiscals

As of March 31, 2016, the company has a portfolio of 38 niche ANDA filings in the US, including 16 Para IV filings

Lupin records best ever quarterly show as Q4 PAT surges 47.5% to Rs 807 cr

Lupin's net sales rose 34 percent to Rs 4,091.3 crore for the quarter under review compared with Rs 3,054 crore a year earlier

Sensex @ 28,000: Overnight US market rally, local IT shares perk up sentiment

Market breadth was positive with 1,563 stocks advancing against 619 declines on BSE

Alibaba opens first US cloud centre, enters hotly contested market

Alibaba is launching a cloud computing hub in Silicon Valley on Wednesday, the e-commerce giant's first outside of China, underscoring its global ambitions in the face of stiff and entrenched competition.