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Rio Tinto to sell around $8-bn worth global aluminium assets
17 Oct 2011
Rio Tinto has put 13 aluminum businesses worth billions of dollars in six countries for sale , just four years after it made a highly-leveraged but ill-timed acquisition of Canadian aluminium group Alcan Inc for $38.1 billion in 2007
Rio Tinto to sell around $8-bn worth global aluminium assets
17 Oct 2011
Rio Tinto has put 13 aluminum businesses worth billions of dollars in six countries for sale , just four years after it made a highly-leveraged but ill-timed acquisition of Canadian aluminium group Alcan Inc for $38.1 billion in 2007
Rio Tinto to sell around $8-bn worth global aluminium assets
17 Oct 2011
Rio Tinto has put 13 aluminum businesses worth billions of dollars in six countries for sale , just four years after it made a highly-leveraged but ill-timed acquisition of Canadian aluminium group Alcan Inc for $38.1 billion in 2007
RIL plans to offer high-speed data services on tablets early next year
17 Oct 2011
RIL plans to offer 4G-enabled data services on attractively priced tablets by early next year
130 trains cancelled due to Telangana rail roko
15 Oct 2011
North-south railway services were disrupted on Saturday as Indian Railways cancelled more than 130 passenger trains passing through the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh, following the launch of a three-day ‘rail roko’ agitation
Apple releases iPhone 4S with new chip
15 Oct 2011
Suzuki to VW: Provide technology access or dissolve partnership
14 Oct 2011
Japan’s Suzuki Motor has stepped up its battle with alliance partner Volkswagen AG and demanded access to its technologies within weeks or dissolve the partnership.
Suzuki to VW: Provide technology access or dissolve partnership
14 Oct 2011
Japan’s Suzuki Motor has stepped up its battle with alliance partner Volkswagen AG and demanded access to its technologies within weeks or dissolve the partnership.
Bosch workers end strike after state intervention
14 Oct 2011
Workers at Bosch Ltd’s Audugodi plant in Karnataka have ended their 16-day strike after intervention by the state government
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