Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited was incorporated on January 12 ... carrying on the business of manufacturing trading and/ or dealing in engines engine spares pumps generating sets and oils used therein ...

Kirloskar Pneumatic Company Ltd share price was up by 8.95% from the previous closing price of ₹1,305.75. Who are peers of Kirloskar Pneumatic Company Ltd? The peers of Kirloskar Pneumatic ...

On Wednesday, Bannon’s pump price was $1.08, two cents lower than the start of the week and about 40 cents lower than what some other outlets were offering next door in Thunder Bay. They just ...

Reactions have continued to trail the increase in the pump prices of petrol by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC). The increase has sparked outrage with its recent petrol price ...

Meanwhile, motorists should brace for another round of hikes in domestic pumps as fuel prices are expected to go up by at least P2 per liter next week. The Department of Energy-Oil Industry ...

The Nigerian Baptist Ministers Conference rose from its 64th edition in Kaduna on Wednesday, decrying the latest petrol pump price increase. President of the Baptist Conference, Rev Israel Akanji ...

Unlike the national average price for gas, the cost of regular gas in Delaware decreased on Thursday. A gallon of regular gas in the state now costs $3.204, a slight decrease from Wednesday’s ...

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has launched a special 'Festival Limited Edition' of its popular Urban Cruiser Hyryder, further ...

Gas prices increased for the fourth straight day this week, as the new national average for regular gas rose to $3.212 per gallon on Thursday, according to AAA. This represents an increase of ...

This came as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited, increased the pump price of petrol from N885 to N1,030 per litre. The Coordinator of the group, Comrade Innocent Agwa, in a ...

Is it trying to hold down prices at the gas pump or is it OK with hiking them? Both, it seems. And it smacks of hypocrisy. One hand may not know — or care — what the other hand is doing.