Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd., incorporated in the year 1987, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 4,400.88 Crore) operating in Plastics sector. Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd. key ...

Whether they played superheroes, killers, gladiators or chefs, these young Hollywood stars — i.e. under the age of 35 — leapt ...

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Tony Vinciquerra, the Sony Pictures CEO, said critics are to blame for the box office failure of its recent Marvel movies "Kraven the Hunter" and "Madame Web." Sony has owned the rights to Spider ...

While it started promisingly with Venom, which evolved into a fan-favorite trilogy, its other entries, namely Morbius, Madame Web and Kraven the Hunter have gone so poorly Sony is simply throwing ...

Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra has shared his thoughts on “Kraven the Hunter” and “Madame Web” bombing at the box office. Vinciquerra, 70, spoke about the movies during an interview ...

Although lead pipes were banned decades ago, millions of homes still contain them. In fact, lead from water service lines remains one of the leading causes of childhood lead poisoning. Lead is a ...

A new statewide survey shows that 23 Colorado cities have aging lead water delivery pipes, roughly 20,000 of them, that could potentially taint drinking water. Under federal rules, those cities ...

"Madame Web" was, undeniably, a flop. While the Marvel-verse has become a common foe for critics, who've panned the action-packed films as high-budget junk for the masses, the Spider-Man spin-off ...

A new federal rule will require water utilities across the country to pull millions of lead drinking water pipes out of the ground and replace them, at a cost of billions of dollars. States, cities ...

A bill introduced to Colorado lawmakers this week aims to ban price gouging in sales of necessities. Changes may soon be coming to Grand Junction’s municipal elections— a move that may bring ...

According to the Colorado Sun, the survey shows 23 cities have roughly 20,000 aging lead pipes. Under federal law, the cities must identify all contaminated pipes and replace them by 20-37.