Firms/companies
Coal India beats RIL in market capitalisation
17 Aug 2011
Maruti Suzuki unveils the new `Swift'
17 Aug 2011
The much-awaited all new Swift has a longer and wider platform, is more fuel efficient and has improved acceleration and plush interiors
Maruti Suzuki unveils the new `Swift'
17 Aug 2011
The much-awaited all new Swift has a longer and wider platform, is more fuel efficient and has improved acceleration and plush interiors
BBC Worldwide to exit print magazines
17 Aug 2011
BBC Worldwide yesterday said that it will sell its magazine business to Exponent Private Equity and its stake in Worldwide Media to Mumbai-based Bennett, Coleman & Co
BBC Worldwide to exit print magazines
17 Aug 2011
BBC Worldwide yesterday said that it will sell its magazine business to Exponent Private Equity and its stake in Worldwide Media to Mumbai-based Bennett, Coleman & Co
BBC Worldwide to exit print magazines
17 Aug 2011
BBC Worldwide yesterday said that it will sell its magazine business to Exponent Private Equity and its stake in Worldwide Media to Mumbai-based Bennett, Coleman & Co
SABMiller takes its $10-bn bid to Foster's shareholders
17 Aug 2011
SABMiller has taken its $10-billion takeover bid for Foster's Group directly to shareholders of Australia's largest brewer after it rejected its bid as being too low.
SABMiller takes its $10-bn bid to Foster's shareholders
17 Aug 2011
SABMiller has taken its $10-billion takeover bid for Foster's Group directly to shareholders of Australia's largest brewer after it rejected its bid as being too low.
General Dynamics to buy Vangent for $960 million
17 Aug 2011
Vangent, formerly Pearson Government Solutions, generated $761 million in revenue last yearfrom health informatics and information exchange, electronic health records and data analytics
Yahoo brings Bollywood movies online
16 Aug 2011
Yahoo brings Bollywood movies online
16 Aug 2011
NIIT buys Spain’s software firm Proyecta
16 Aug 2011
NIIT buys Spain’s software firm Proyecta
16 Aug 2011
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