Economic Times12.05.2026BusinessIndia
GeriIMD issues yellow alert for Delhi today
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Henrico County Faces Rising Energy Costs Due to Data Center Growth
Henrico County, Virginia, is experiencing a nearly 25% rise in electricity costs for public services, totaling $5 million annually, due to increased demand from 37 data centers. This has led to energy-saving measures in schools and offices, despite the county benefiting financially from data center tax revenue.
TOI World
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India's Fertilizer Supply Chain Remains Resilient Amidst Middle East Disruptions
India's fertilizer supply remains largely on track despite Middle East disruptions, with most shipments crossing the Strait of Hormuz safely. Domestic production exceeds targets, and the government has secured new supply sources through diplomatic outreach to safeguard farmers' interests.
Times of India
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Akasa Air to Join UDAN Scheme, Plans Significant Capacity Growth
Akasa Air plans to join India's UDAN regional connectivity scheme, confirmed CEO Vinay Dube. The airline is receiving Boeing 737 MAX aircraft steadily and aims for 30% capacity growth this fiscal year, with 30-40% over the next 4-5 years.
Economic Times
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India's Petroleum Ministry Denies Bhutan Refused E20 Petrol Imports
India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has refuted claims that Bhutan refused to import E20 petrol, stating no such offer was made. The ministry clarified that ethanol blending is a scientifically accepted formulation, not adulteration, and extensive testing ensures vehicle performance and reliability.
Times of India
Gelişiyor·6 sa önce
India's Petroleum Ministry Denies Bhutan Refused E20 Petrol Import
India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas denied reports that Bhutan refused to import E20 petrol, stating no such offer was made. The ministry clarified that ethanol blending is scientifically formulated and internationally accepted, not fuel adulteration, and extensive testing confirms its reliability.
Times of India
Gelişiyor·6 sa önce
Ford Employee Fired, Reinstated After Alleged Cookie Theft Incident
Ford fired a longtime employee, Kurt Kromm, from its Kentucky Truck Plant after a self-service kiosk allegedly failed to process a $1.95 cookie purchase. Kromm was reinstated after proving payment, but accepted another job.
Times of India