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EGM may decide successful bidder for Fortis Healthcare
22 May 2018
Three directors nominated by promoters quit the company's board a day ahead of EGM on May 22 amidst talks of an MCA-initiated probe into the working of the company
EGM may decide successful bidder for Fortis Healthcare
22 May 2018
Three directors nominated by promoters quit the company's board a day ahead of EGM on May 22 amidst talks of an MCA-initiated probe into the working of the company
Reliance Jio plans Estonia unit to expand overseas: report
22 May 2018
Reliance Jio will operate its European business through a wholly-owned subsidiary, which will allow the company operate worldwide, according to the report
Century Textiles to hive off cement business, sell it to UltraTech
21 May 2018
Aditya Birla Group firm UltraTech will acquire the cement business of BK Birla Group company Century Textiles and Industries through a share swap deal in which shareholders of Century Textiles will get one equity share of UltraTech for every eight equity shares held
Century Textiles to hive off cement business, sell it to UltraTech
21 May 2018
Aditya Birla Group firm UltraTech will acquire the cement business of BK Birla Group company Century Textiles and Industries through a share swap deal in which shareholders of Century Textiles will get one equity share of UltraTech for every eight equity shares held
Japanese major Sumitomo buys 49% stake for Rs 1,181 crore in Mukand’s special steel subsidiary
21 May 2018
Japanese major Sumitomo buys 49% stake for Rs 1,181 crore in Mukand’s special steel subsidiary
21 May 2018
Naresh Goyal changes Jet’s stance, says he is open to Air India deal
19 May 2018
Jet Airways had earlier ruled out participating in the Air India divestment, and chairman Naresh Goyal’s changed attitude reflects the hope that the government may ease the terms and conditions of a stake sale
Naresh Goyal changes Jet’s stance, says he is open to Air India deal
19 May 2018
Jet Airways had earlier ruled out participating in the Air India divestment, and chairman Naresh Goyal’s changed attitude reflects the hope that the government may ease the terms and conditions of a stake sale
Tata Steel completes acquisition of bankrupt Bhushan Steel
19 May 2018
Tata Steel said on Friday it has completed the acquisition of a 72.7 per cent stake in bankrupt Bhushan Steel Ltd (BSL) for Rs35,200 crore, making the first acquisition of a stressed asset under the new Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
Tata Steel completes acquisition of bankrupt Bhushan Steel
19 May 2018
Tata Steel said on Friday it has completed the acquisition of a 72.7 per cent stake in bankrupt Bhushan Steel Ltd (BSL) for Rs35,200 crore, making the first acquisition of a stressed asset under the new Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
And now, MNS threatens to stop Bullet train project
17 May 2018
Party chief Raj Thackeray has told his followers that the Bullet Train project is a surreptitious route to bifurcating Mumbai from Maharashtra
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