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Alphabet’s Q1 net zooms 73% to $9.4 bn; revenues up 26% at $31.15 bn
24 Apr 2018
While Alphabet’s worldwide ad sales increased to $31.1 billion, advertisers are likely to limit ad-buying this year as they start complying with the new European policy, known as General Data Protection Regulation, say analysts
Alphabet’s Q1 net zooms 73% to $9.4 bn; revenues up 26% at $31.15 bn
24 Apr 2018
While Alphabet’s worldwide ad sales increased to $31.1 billion, advertisers are likely to limit ad-buying this year as they start complying with the new European policy, known as General Data Protection Regulation, say analysts
Amazon working on ‘Vesta’ home robots: reports
24 Apr 2018
Amazon working on ‘Vesta’ home robots: reports
24 Apr 2018
Former foreign secretary S Jaishankar is now Tata Group’s corporate head
24 Apr 2018
In his new role S Jaishankar will be responsible for the Tata group’s global corporate affairs and international strategy development and Tata Sons’ international offices will report to him
Government proposes holding company for Air India post sale
23 Apr 2018
While a successful bidder will be allowed to bring synergy between Air India and the bidder’s own airline, it potentially excludes a merger of operations with a group's existing brands
TCS hits $100 bn in market cap, overtakes RIL as India’s most valuable firm
23 Apr 2018
The $100 billion figure is larger than the entire GDP of 128 countries and also more than the market capitalisation of all stocks on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, putting Tata Consultancy Services in league with Amazon and Facebook
TCS hits $100 bn in market cap, overtakes RIL as India’s most valuable firm
23 Apr 2018
The $100 billion figure is larger than the entire GDP of 128 countries and also more than the market capitalisation of all stocks on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, putting Tata Consultancy Services in league with Amazon and Facebook
TCS hits $100 bn in market cap, overtakes RIL as India’s most valuable firm
23 Apr 2018
The $100 billion figure is larger than the entire GDP of 128 countries and also more than the market capitalisation of all stocks on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, putting Tata Consultancy Services in league with Amazon and Facebook
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