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CAG report slams DoS, Nair for Antrix-Devas deal
15 May 2012
The Department of Space kept 70 MHz of S-Band spectrum earmarked for Devas for an infinite period without exploring its revenue potential
Coca-Cola Amatil in deal with global brewers
15 May 2012
Moody’s downgrades RIL to credit negative
14 May 2012
Moody’s downgrades RIL to credit negative
14 May 2012
Yamaha inks MoU for new plant near Chennai
14 May 2012
Facebook offering seeing lower than expected demand: reports
14 May 2012
Analysts say expectations on Facebook are way too high and given its fundamentals, the company does not look anywhere cheap in valuation
Chevron inks $15-bn LNG deal with Japan’s Tohoku Electric
14 May 2012
With the signing of the agreement with Tohoku, Chevron has tied up around 80 per cent of LNG production from its Wheatstone project with Asian buyers
Chevron inks $15-bn LNG deal with Japan’s Tohoku Electric
14 May 2012
With the signing of the agreement with Tohoku, Chevron has tied up around 80 per cent of LNG production from its Wheatstone project with Asian buyers
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