Exclusive: India's NTPC snubs foreign emissions tech, shuts out GE, others from $2 billion orders

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Exclusive: India's NTPC snubs foreign emissions tech, shuts out GE, others from $2 billion orders

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Top Indian electricity generator NTPC has rejected the emissions-cutting technology of GE and other foreign firms for its coal-fired plants, documents show, shutting them out of an estimated $2 billion in orders. FILE PHOTO: A …
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Ontario launches 'Job Site Challenge' to attract large-scale investments

The Ontario government is launching what it calls a “Job Site Challenge” to identify mega sites where automakers or other advanced manufacturers could invest in the province. The goal is to generate thousands of good-paying direct and spin-off jobs.
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Elliott steps up demands for Capgemini to hike Altran bid price

PARIS (Reuters) – Capgemini’s (CAPP.PA) offer for Altran (ALTT.PA) undervalues the company and does not offer an adequate premium for control, activist hedge fund Elliott said on Wednesday, stepping up its campaign to extract a higher bid price from the …
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Marston's Profit Falls on Weak Food Sales; Disposals Ahead of Schedule

(Reuters) – Pub operator Marston’s Plc reported a fall in full-year underlying pretax profit on Wednesday, hurt by lower food sales, rising labour costs and sluggish consumer spending. Britain’s hospitality sector has been rocked by several major restaurant …
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Last-minute deal averts Metro Vancouver transit system shutdown

A planned three-day, system-wide Metro Vancouver bus and SeaBus shutdown has been averted, after negotiators reached a last-minute deal in the region’s transit labour dispute. Unifor Locals 111 and 2200, which represent about 5,000 Coast Mountain bus …
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