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Whirlpool shares slip after weaker-than-expected annual forecasts

(Reuters) – Whirlpool forecast full-year sales and profit below analysts’ estimates on Monday, as the home appliance maker navigates pricing pressure from rivals and higher expenses, sending its shares down about 4% in extended trading. The white goods maker said it eliminated about $800 million in costs in 2023, and expects to cut up to …

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Marlboro India seller Godfrey Phillips’s Q3 profit up 7%

BENGALURU (Reuters) – Tobacco maker Godfrey Phillips India reported higher third-quarter profit on Monday, driven by growth in its core market and easing expenses. The company reported a consolidated net profit of 2.12 billion rupees (~$26 mln) for the quarter ended Dec. 31, up 6.6% from last year. Total revenue from operations rose 34% to …

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India’s Mahindra Logistics posts a loss for fourth straight quarter

BENGALURU (Reuters) – Indian freight operating company Mahindra Logistics reported a loss for a fourth straight quarter, hurt by mounting costs and a persistent decline in its express cargo business amid stiff competition. The logistics arm of the tech-to-tractor conglomerate Mahindra Group posted a consolidated net loss after tax of 174.1 million rupees ($2.1 million) …

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Burger King’s India operator posts narrower Q3 loss as sales jump

BENGALURU (Reuters) – Restaurant Brands Asia, which operates Burger King and Popeyes chains in India and Indonesia, reported a narrower third-quarter loss on Monday, boosted by strong sales in the festive season. The company’s consolidated net loss narrowed to 361.8 million rupees ($4.4 million) in the three months ended Dec. 31, from 504.2 million rupees …

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India brokers, traders differ on proposal to extend derivatives trading – markets regulator

MUMBAI (Reuters) – Brokers and trading members in India’s equity market have divergent views on a proposal to extend trading hours for the derivatives segment, the chairperson of India’s markets regulator said on Monday. Brokers will firm up their opinion on the matter in a couple of months, after which investors will be consulted, Madhabi Puri Buch …

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Cricket-India’s Jadeja, Rahul out of second test v England with injuries

(Reuters) – India allrounder Ravindra Jadeja and wicketkeeper-batsman KL Rahul will miss the second test match against England due to injuries, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) said on Monday. The BCCI has called up Sarfaraz Khan, Sourabh Kumar and Washington Sundar to replace them. “Jadeja sustained a hamstring injury during play on Day 4 of …

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Cricket-India go back to the drawing board after Pope cracks spin code

By Amlan Chakraborty HYDERABAD, India (Reuters) – England vice-captain Ollie Pope’s batting masterclass in the opening test in Hyderabad has jolted India into a rethink of their plans ahead of the second test in Visakhapatnam this week. The hosts suffered only their fourth defeat in a home test in the last decade after Pope smashed …

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Cricket-Pope and Hartley engineer thrilling England win against India

By Amlan Chakraborty HYDERABAD, India (Reuters) -Ollie Pope combined with Tom Hartley to pull off a heist in Hyderabad where England humbled India in the opening test on Sunday, displaying their entertaining brand of cricket that has injected new life into the format. England’s thrilling 28-run victory, that came in an extended final session on …

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Cricket-India could not exploit perfect conditions in first innings, says coach Dravid

By Amlan Chakraborty HYDERABAD, India (Reuters) – India’s failure to make the most of perfect batting conditions in their first innings cost them the opening test against England, head coach Rahul Dravid said on Sunday. India posted 436 replying to England’s first-innings total of 246 for a sizeable first-innings lead of 190 at Rajiv Gandhi …

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