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RIL wins arbitration against government’s $1.7-bn gas siphoning claim
01 Aug 2018
The arbitration panel held that the RIL consortium is entitled to produce all the gas from its contract area and that there is no basis for any claim of siphoning of gas as claimed by ONGC and the government of India
RIL wins arbitration against government’s $1.7-bn gas siphoning claim
01 Aug 2018
The arbitration panel held that the RIL consortium is entitled to produce all the gas from its contract area and that there is no basis for any claim of siphoning of gas as claimed by ONGC and the government of India
Tata Motors reports Rs1,863-cr Q1 loss hit by plummeting JLR sales
01 Aug 2018
A strong performance by Tata Motors’ domestic business, which posted a net profit of Rs1,188 crore during the quarter, failed to offset JLR's losses, which stood at £210 million against revenue of £5.2 billion pounds, down 6.7 per cent year on year
Tata Motors reports Rs1,863-cr Q1 loss hit by plummeting JLR sales
01 Aug 2018
A strong performance by Tata Motors’ domestic business, which posted a net profit of Rs1,188 crore during the quarter, failed to offset JLR's losses, which stood at £210 million against revenue of £5.2 billion pounds, down 6.7 per cent year on year
MH370 mystery: Malaysia’s civil aviation chief quits after probe blames KL ATC for shortcomings
31 Jul 2018
London court extends Vijay Mallya’s bail till 12 September
31 Jul 2018
During a brief hearing, the court asked Indian authorities to deliver a video showing availability of natural light and other facilities at Arthur Road jail in Mumbai where Mallaya will be kept
London court extends Vijay Mallya’s bail till 12 September
31 Jul 2018
During a brief hearing, the court asked Indian authorities to deliver a video showing availability of natural light and other facilities at Arthur Road jail in Mumbai where Mallaya will be kept
India asks Antigua to detain Mehul Choksi
31 Jul 2018
Tower sales boosts Idea's 2Q net
31 Jul 2018
SBI raises Fixed Deposit interest rates
31 Jul 2018
Air India served default notices by banks, aircraft lessors
30 Jul 2018
At least three lenders and two aircraft leasing firms, including US-based Wells Fargo Trust Services and UAE’s Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, are reported to have issued notices to the airline after the debt-laden national carrier missed out on payment of dues in time
Air India served default notices by banks, aircraft lessors
30 Jul 2018
At least three lenders and two aircraft leasing firms, including US-based Wells Fargo Trust Services and UAE’s Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, are reported to have issued notices to the airline after the debt-laden national carrier missed out on payment of dues in time
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