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Debt-ridden Air India seeks loans at home, abroad
11 Oct 2010
The airline would require Rs3,000-Rs 4,000 crore annually to pay off its debt, which is primarily on account of aircraft induction.
RIL loses out to CNOOC's $2.16-bn for Chesapeake’s shale assets
11 Oct 2010
The deal comes just a few days after talks collapsed between the Mumbai-based $45-billion RIL and Chesapeake, which had been seeking a partner since June 2010 to invest and develop its Eagle Ford Shale liquid play.
LyondellBasell lists shares on NYSE
09 Oct 2010
LyondellBasell lists shares on NYSE
09 Oct 2010
LyondellBasell lists shares on NYSE
09 Oct 2010
Fiat launches its next generation Linea T- Jet
08 Oct 2010
Yahoo jazzes up its search
By By Sadiya Upade | 08 Oct 2010
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