Bharat Forge Ltd. will look at acquisitions, including distressed assets, to meet rising demand in the U.S. and India as the nation's largest forging and auto parts maker is running its plants at full capacity. The company, which gets about two-thirds of its revenue from overseas, expects a strong pick-up in
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Abstract: The burden of dementia in Japan is large and growing. With the world's fastest aging population, it is estimated that one in five elderly people will be living with dementia in Japan by 2025. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer's disease (AD), accounting for around two-thirds of
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(Bloomberg) — The principles which Warren Buffett adheres to remain sound and continue to defend his position as the enigmatic success story on Wall Street, says Glen Arnold, Author of “The Deals of Warren Buffet”. He told Daybreak Europe's Markus Karlsson that the investors biggest failure was the
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Rose Marie, a child star who grew up to co-star on âThe Dick Van Dyke Showâ and become a fixture on the game show âThe Hollywood Squares,â died Thursday, the Associated Press reported. She was 94. Marie died while resting in her Los Angeles-area home and was found by a caretaker, AP cited
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New Delhi: The government is in favour of an independent regulator to oversee compliance with accounting and auditing standards as well as for oversight of audit professionals, parliament was informed on Friday. However, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is of the view that existing
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