Bruce Bentley

Market Watch: Aditya Agarwala of Yes Securities   - Muthoot Finance is a buy with a stop loss of Rs 1,250 and a target price of Rs 1,350. - Lupin is a buy with a stop loss of Rs 1,165 and a target of Rs 1,300. Divi's Labs shares jump 4% to hit new high on strong Q4 The share price of Divi's Laboratories jumped 4 percent to hit a new high on Monday after the drug maker reported robust results for the March quarter. The company's net profit rose 24.5 percent in Q4 to Rs 488 crore as compared to Rs 392 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from op...

JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals | The company has announced its foray into the area of Nephrology with a new dedicated division called “RENOVA” which will endeavour to serve patients who are under treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease. CLSA on Tata Steel Tata Steel’s 4Q adjusted consolidated Ebitda of Rs 139 billion was above estimates with a beat across all segments. Standalone Ebitda/t of Rs 27,800 was its highest ever and 1QFY22 looks even better. Europe profitability of USD 66/t was better (awaiting clarity on carbon cost impact) and the spot spread is USD 240/t higher than in ...

(Reuters) - The New York attorney general said Thursday she had opened an investigation into whether baby food contains arsenic and other toxic metals and asked four manufacturers to provide information on whether their infant rice-based cereal products are safe. In letters to Nestle's Gerber, Beech-Nut Nutrition, Hain Celestial Group, the world's top organic manufacturer, and Nurture, the maker of Happy Family Organics, Attorney General Letitia James also said she wanted to make sure that the companies' advertising was in line with the state Conforms to consumer protection laws. The letters follow a February 4 report by a subcommittee of the US House of Representatives that said "dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals" in some popular baby foods could cause brain and other neurological damage. "No child should be exposed to toxic substances in their food," and parents have the right to "peace of mind" knowing that their children's fo...