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RCom, Ericsson propose to settle matter out of NCLT
17 May 2018
Creditor banks are reported to be backing the debt-ridden telco to counter Swedish gear maker Ericsson’s move in order to ensure that their dues are not compromised
RCom, Ericsson propose to settle matter out of NCLT
17 May 2018
Creditor banks are reported to be backing the debt-ridden telco to counter Swedish gear maker Ericsson’s move in order to ensure that their dues are not compromised
RCom, Ericsson propose to settle matter out of NCLT
17 May 2018
Creditor banks are reported to be backing the debt-ridden telco to counter Swedish gear maker Ericsson’s move in order to ensure that their dues are not compromised
In a first, Google employees quitting in protest against defence involvement
16 May 2018
About a dozen concerned employees are resigning in protest against Google’s contract with the US Defense Department and its involvement in a controversial military pilot programme known as Project Maven
ArcelorMittal deposits Rs7,000 cr with SBI to ensure eligibility for Essar
16 May 2018
The move to park about Rs7,000 crore in an escrow account of State Bank of India follows ArcelorMittal's bid for Essar Steel being questioned because of its past shareholding in loan defaulter Uttam Galva Steel
ArcelorMittal deposits Rs7,000 cr with SBI to ensure eligibility for Essar
16 May 2018
The move to park about Rs7,000 crore in an escrow account of State Bank of India follows ArcelorMittal's bid for Essar Steel being questioned because of its past shareholding in loan defaulter Uttam Galva Steel
ArcelorMittal deposits Rs7,000 cr with SBI to ensure eligibility for Essar
16 May 2018
The move to park about Rs7,000 crore in an escrow account of State Bank of India follows ArcelorMittal's bid for Essar Steel being questioned because of its past shareholding in loan defaulter Uttam Galva Steel
Bharti Airtel-Telenor merger finalised as DoT gives nod
15 May 2018
Airtel will formally buy Telenor India in a no-cash deal and take over its spectrum payment dues of about Rs1,650 crore. All customers of Telenor India would become part of Airtel, which will get 43.4 MHz of spectrum in the 1,800 MHz band from Telenor
Bharti Airtel-Telenor merger finalised as DoT gives nod
15 May 2018
Airtel will formally buy Telenor India in a no-cash deal and take over its spectrum payment dues of about Rs1,650 crore. All customers of Telenor India would become part of Airtel, which will get 43.4 MHz of spectrum in the 1,800 MHz band from Telenor
Bharti Airtel-Telenor merger finalised as DoT gives nod
15 May 2018
Airtel will formally buy Telenor India in a no-cash deal and take over its spectrum payment dues of about Rs1,650 crore. All customers of Telenor India would become part of Airtel, which will get 43.4 MHz of spectrum in the 1,800 MHz band from Telenor
NCLT approves Tata Steel as the owner of Bhushan Steel
15 May 2018
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday approved Tata Steel’s bid to take over debt-ridden Bhushan Steel
NCLT approves Tata Steel as the owner of Bhushan Steel
15 May 2018
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday approved Tata Steel’s bid to take over debt-ridden Bhushan Steel
NCLT approves Tata Steel as the owner of Bhushan Steel
15 May 2018
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday approved Tata Steel’s bid to take over debt-ridden Bhushan Steel
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