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Tata Steel’s tubes business revamp in Europe to cost 200 jobs
25 Jan 2012
The recovery plan could affect 110 jobs at Corby in the UK and another 90 jobs across three units in the Netherlands
Antrix scam: former ISRO chief, 3 others barred from govenment jobs
25 Jan 2012
G Madhavan Nair, former head of the Indian Space Research Organisation and architect of India’s first moon mission Chandrayan 1, has been barred from holding any government job
Antrix scam: former ISRO chief, 3 others barred from govenment jobs
25 Jan 2012
G Madhavan Nair, former head of the Indian Space Research Organisation and architect of India’s first moon mission Chandrayan 1, has been barred from holding any government job
Germany’s Bosch to buy vehicle diagnostic unit of SPX Corp for $1.5 bn
25 Jan 2012
Bosch said it will add SPX's Service Solutions to its automotive aftermarket division, making the acquisition the largest in the history of the division
Grasim Q2 net rises 33 per cent to Rs669 crore
24 Jan 2012
Grasim Q2 net rises 33 per cent to Rs669 crore
24 Jan 2012
Asda unveils plans for new stores in UK
24 Jan 2012
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