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Air India finds no takers, but govt expects a last hour rush
31 May 2018
If a bidder does not step in, further decisions on the sale of AI will be taken by a group of ministers, formed to divest the airline, who will have to plan afresh to find an investor
Air India finds no takers, but govt expects a last hour rush
31 May 2018
If a bidder does not step in, further decisions on the sale of AI will be taken by a group of ministers, formed to divest the airline, who will have to plan afresh to find an investor
Reliance to halt oil imports from Iran from Oct-Nov: report
31 May 2018
While India’s external affairs minister Sushma Swraj has said India does not follow unilateral sanctions imposed by the US on Iran, companies with close links to the US financial system could face penalties if they do not comply
Reliance to halt oil imports from Iran from Oct-Nov: report
31 May 2018
While India’s external affairs minister Sushma Swraj has said India does not follow unilateral sanctions imposed by the US on Iran, companies with close links to the US financial system could face penalties if they do not comply
Coke ventures into alcohol-based drink in Japan
30 May 2018
Coke ventures into alcohol-based drink in Japan
30 May 2018
Fortis board terminates Munjal-Burman offer, invites fresh bids
29 May 2018
Fortis will provide access to data comprising information on finances, litigation and update on pending investigation to new bidders while also allowing the three original bidders to participate in the process
Fortis board terminates Munjal-Burman offer, invites fresh bids
29 May 2018
Fortis will provide access to data comprising information on finances, litigation and update on pending investigation to new bidders while also allowing the three original bidders to participate in the process
Binani Cement lenders vote in favour of UltraTech offer
29 May 2018
UltraTech’s acquisition of Binani Cement will be subject to the Supreme Court’s ruling against the 15 May order of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal that allowed lenders to consider UltraTech’s revised offer
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