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    MotoGP in Noida: UP Govt to fund 50% cost for hosting racing event for 3 years

    The Uttar Pradesh government will contribute over 50% of the required funds for MotoGP Bharat, the premier motorcycle racing event, starting next year. The event, scheduled for March at the Buddh International Circuit near Greater Noida, requires a total of Rs 150 crore. The state government will contribute Rs 80 crore, facilitated through Invest UP, while the authorities of Noida, Greater Noida, and Yamuna Expressway will each contribute Rs 12.5 crore.

    Tight liquidity forces banks to tap debt markets, shell out more

    "To a certain extent, the year-on-year rise in the bank borrowing numbers is a reflection of the merger between HDFC and HDFC Bank. But apart from that, it is clearly a reflection of the tightness in the liquidity and that was, to a certain extent, exacerbated in the month of May because government spending was restricted during the Union election," said Soumyajit Niyogi, director at India Ratings & Research.

    US automobile industry threatened by prospects of Chinese EVs entering the country through the Mexican border

    The US automobile industry has been threatened by the prospects of low-cost Chinese Electric Vehicles (EVs) reaching the country through the Mexican border. The US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement provides for free movement of goods and services between the three countries. The average price of an EV manufactured in the US has been priced at $55,000 and the Chinese EVs are priced at half this rate.

    Flying to Europe? This major airline is latest to introduce an environmental cost surcharge

    Lufthansa has introduced an environmental charge on fares, aligning with EU regulations to reduce emissions. Surcharge of up to 72 euros to be applied on flights, offsetting costs of sustainable aviation fuel.

    Sweet Profits, Bitter Reality: Who gains the most from the cocoa price surge?

    The cocoa industry is facing significant shifts as cocoa prices soar, driven by poor harvests in West Africa. While prices have surged to record highs, small-scale producers in regulated countries like Ivory Coast and Ghana see limited benefits due to pre-set prices. Meanwhile, less regulated countries like Cameroon and Nigeria gain more from market trends. Major processors struggle with high costs and production slowdowns. Climate change, bean disease, and low farmer incomes exacerbate the situation, leading to child labor and land sales. Despite these challenges, major chocolate companies continue to report significant profits.

    Loan interest rates in June 2024: These 6 banks have revised loan interest rates in June 2024

    Latest loan interest rates: Banks regularly, usually on a monthly basis, assess their marginal cost of lending rates (MCLR) to account for variations in their financing costs and other pertinent aspects. Here are the top banks and their lending rates offered in June 2024, reflecting the changes in MCLR.

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