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Who owns who? Every major manufacturer and its parent company

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Italian Investment Firm Trying to Buy Ducati Confirms Ducati Isn't For Sale

Patritalia S.p.A. is a relatively new investment firm aiming to repatriate Italian brands under foreign ownership, and recently alleged it put in a bid for Ducati. Now it claims to have proof it did, but also confirmed that Ducati wasn't for sale. That isn't stopping its campaign to buy Ducati.

RideApart

“We’re genuinely sorry for the delay in response and confusion it caused”: D’Addario sets the record straight over generative AI accusations

The string maker was recently accused of using generative AI to create the music for a product demo video

Guitar World

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Maruti Suzuki commences production at 4th plant at Gujarat facility with 250,000 units annual capacity

Maruti Suzuki began production at its fourth Hansalpur plant, boosting capacity to one million units. This expansion makes Hansalpur India's largest passenger vehicle manufacturing facility at a single location. The new plant will initially produce the company's flagship Battery Electric Vehicle, the e VITARA. Maruti Suzuki's total manufacturing capacity now…

The Economic Times

SC says insolvency shield cannot protect real estate promoters from homebuyers' cases

The Supreme Court ruled promoters and directors cannot use insolvency moratorium against homebuyers. This decision provides significant relief for homebuyers facing delayed projects. Insolvency proceedings against a company do not halt action against its leaders. The court clarified the moratorium protects only the corporate debtor, not individuals. This ruling impacts…

The Economic Times

Titan says Noel Tata to retire as vice-chairman in November 2026

Noel N. Tata will retire as Titan vice-chairman in November 2026. He is stepping down in accordance with the Tata Group's retirement policy. Chairman S. Vijayakumar acknowledged Tata's outstanding contributions and visionary leadership. Tata has served the company for over twenty-three years. He expressed confidence in Titan's future growth and…

The Economic Times

“Clearly not the same as the original”: D’Addario under fire for allegedly faking its response to AI accusations

The string maker was accused of using AI-generated music in a recent product demo video

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Ice Make Refrigeration partners with Japan's Galilei Holdings for strategic investment, JV

The company will also explore inorganic growth opportunities in allied sectors. Funds will support capacity expansion and debt repayment initiatives.

The Economic Times

3M India temporarily shuts Ahmedabad plant amid heavy rains; operations at other facilities remain unaffected

3M India has temporarily suspended its Ahmedabad plant operations due to severe weather conditions. Heavy rainfall and flooding in the region have caused this temporary shutdown of manufacturing. Restoration work is expected to take several days as water levels begin to recede. The company stated that assets are insured and…

The Economic Times

IBM cuts annual revenue growth forecast as customers prioritize AI infrastructure spending

IBM reduced its annual revenue growth forecast on Wednesday. The company also missed profit and revenue expectations for the second quarter. This shift occurred as corporate spending moved towards AI data-center gear. IBM's Z mainframe revenue slumped significantly, impacting overall infrastructure performance. Executives reassured shareholders about long-term mainframe demand despite…

The Economic Times

Domino's India operator Jubilant FoodWorks' Senior VP & CIO Narottam Sharma resigns

Jubilant FoodWorks announced its Chief Information Officer Narottam Sharma has resigned. Sharma will depart the company on September 18, 2026, for new opportunities. He submitted his resignation via email on July 21, 2026. The company stated a successor will be appointed in due course. Sharma also held the position of…

The Economic Times

Loyalty Points and a Widow's Interaction with Customer Service: What Happens When a Company Forgets the Human Behind the Account

A widow was blocked from using her late husband's loyalty points. This is what businesses can learn about compassionate customer service from her story.

Kiplinger

A Major Used Motorcycle Chain Just Went Into Administration. Here's What That Means For Motorcyclists

Superbike Factory calls itself 'Europe's largest used motorbike retailer,' and until July 20, 2026, operated multiple locations where it bought and sold bikes across the UK. Here's what you need to know.

RideApart

Project 'Afrika’: Inside Russia's propaganda machine

After a leak of confidential documents revealed how Russian agents have been placing hundreds of articles in French-speaking media outlets in West and Central Africa, FRANCE 24 travelled to Dakar, Senegal, to investigate this secret operation.

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France 24

'Project Afrika': Inside Russia's propaganda machine

This week in Reporters: a special report by FRANCE 24's The Observers. After a leak of confidential documents revealed how Russian agents have been planting hundreds of articles in French-speaking media outlets in West and Central Africa, FRANCE 24 travelled to Dakar, Senegal, to investigate this secret operation. Nathan Gallo…

The Conversation

Here’s what’s at stake as BHP workers prepare for a historic strike

On Thursday, up to 200 workers at mining giant BHP’s Port Hedland export terminal will take protected industrial action for eight hours. This will mark the first strike action at the company’s iron division since 2000.

The Economic Times

IndiGo gets DGCA warning over cargo spillage, dangerous goods rule violations

IndiGo's parent company received a DGCA warning letter for procedural deviations. This followed an audit after a cargo spillage incident occurred in January. The airline must now submit an action taken report to the aviation regulator. No penalties or sanctions were imposed by the DGCA on the airline. The company…

The Independent UK

Walmart is lowering prices on dozens of summer staples in notable reversal from last year

Walmart has announced price reductions on various summer barbecue essentials, including meat, chips, and soda in a move that President Donald Trump claims came at his request.

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The Economic Times

Swiggy becomes majority Indian-owned as foreign shareholding drops below 50%

The shift is significant for the food delivery and quick commerce major. In May, its shareholders had failed to pass a resolution to classify it as an Indian-owned and controlled company (IOCC), a status that would let its quick commerce arm Instamart own inventory directly, improving margins and supply chain…

The Economic Times

What to say if interviewer ask 'do you have any questions for us': Techie shares what you shouldn't say

A product manager's job offer was reportedly lost due to a single question during his final interview. After impressing throughout the process, he was asked by the CEO if he believed the company should expand into the two-wheeler market. Lacking preparation on this specific area, his fumbled response may have…

The Economic Times

Diamond Power Infrastructure shares jump 10% after Rs 435 crore order for Hyderabad data centre projects

Diamond Power Infrastructure's stock surged after securing a substantial Rs 435 crore order for power cables for Hyderabad's 310 MW data center projects. This significant deal, involving major players like L&T, Sterling & Wilson, and Blue Star, underscores the company's growing prominence in supplying critical infrastructure for India's booming data…

Benzinga

Caterpillar Is Trading Richer Than Nvidia—And It's Selling Bulldozers

Wall Street’s AI boom has produced some eye-popping winners over the past two years, but one of its most surprising may not be a chipmaker at all. It is Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT). Known for its bulldozers, excavators and heavy construction equipment, Caterpillar now trades at a richer earnings valuation than…

The Economic Times

Bajaj Auto's Rs 5,633 crore buyback opens: How much profit can retail investors make by tendering shares?

Bajaj Auto's buyback will remain open from July 1 to July 7 during which the company aims to buy back up to 1.68% of the total paid-up share capital. The record date for the buyback was fixed on June 24, which means that only those shareholders who owned shares of…

GamesRadar

The Witcher and Cyberpunk company we've all been calling CD Projekt Red is now officially CD Projekt Red, presumably because they got sick of us calling them CD Projekt Red

Let's hear it for "full brand consistency"

MusicRadar

“He has poured his passion, creativity, and relentless commitment into Gibson”: Cesar Gueikian steps down as Gibson CEO after three years

Gueikian refocused company on its core market: guitars

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