British American Tobacco (BAT) stated that it is not interested in becoming a long-term shareholder in a hotel chain in India. On Friday, Feb 14, ITC Hotels shares closed in the negative bias at Rs ...

The hotel arm of ITC group dropped 5.6% intraday to hit its lowest level of ₹160.30 after BAT unveiled plan to exit the ...

British American Tobacco (BAT) is planning to divest its holding in the newly spun-off entity ITC Hotels by 2026, CEO Tadeu ...

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FBI interviewed David Headley for information. He was also an informant for DEA, which, along with CIA, may have used him to ...

ITC Hotels shares fell over 3% on February 14 after British American Tobacco Plc announced plans to reduce its stake in the hotel business by next year.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet US President Donald Trump around 4 pm local time or 2:30 am-3 am (IST) on Thursday.

During its FY24 earnings call, the company stated that it has no intention of becoming a long-term shareholder in a hotel ...

During a press interaction, he struggled to understand an Indian reporter’s question, highlighting communication challenges.

British American Tobacco (BAT), the largest shareholder in ITC, will be looking to divest its stake in newly spun-off entity ...

Britain-based tobacco player British American Tobacco, the biggest shareholder of India’s top cigarettes maker ITC Ltd, is ...

British American Tobacco plans to divest its 15% stake in ITC Hotels for shareholder value maximization by 2026.