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Goldman Sachs has ‘no regrets’ over AIG deal
02 Jul 2010
A Goldman Sachs executive told the inquiry panel on Thursday that the firm had no regrets about collecting billions of dollars in taxpayer money for correctly predicting the demise of the US housing market.
Goldman Sachs has ‘no regrets’ over AIG deal
02 Jul 2010
A Goldman Sachs executive told the inquiry panel on Thursday that the firm had no regrets about collecting billions of dollars in taxpayer money for correctly predicting the demise of the US housing market.
US fines BP $5.2 million for fudging output figures
02 Jul 2010
The fine, unrelated to the Gulf spill, represents $200 per day for 29,949 days BP was in violation of reporting standards
Nestle plans acquisitions, expansion in India
02 Jul 2010
Food and dairy products maker Nestle is mulling acquisitions in India with a view to expand its product line, and plans to launch more products in the coming days.
Nestle plans acquisitions, expansion in India
02 Jul 2010
Food and dairy products maker Nestle is mulling acquisitions in India with a view to expand its product line, and plans to launch more products in the coming days.
Government sets $5.25 price for ONGC C-series gas
02 Jul 2010
The government today approved $5.25 per million British thermal unit as the price of gas produced from Oil and Natural Gas Corp's C-series fields in the Mumbai offshore fields.
Mukesh Ambani, DE Shaw close to JV: Report
02 Jul 2010
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