Firms/companies
Vedanta set to take control of Electrosteel with Rs5,000 crore offer
31 Mar 2018
While Vedanta has offered nearly Rs5,000 crore for Electrosteel, which owes lenders close to Rs11,300 crore, the creditors have to complete the insolvency resolution process by 17 April
Vedanta set to take control of Electrosteel with Rs5,000 crore offer
31 Mar 2018
While Vedanta has offered nearly Rs5,000 crore for Electrosteel, which owes lenders close to Rs11,300 crore, the creditors have to complete the insolvency resolution process by 17 April
Vedanta set to take control of Electrosteel with Rs5,000 crore offer
31 Mar 2018
While Vedanta has offered nearly Rs5,000 crore for Electrosteel, which owes lenders close to Rs11,300 crore, the creditors have to complete the insolvency resolution process by 17 April
Embattled oil major Exxon fails to get environmental law suit dismissed
31 Mar 2018
American oil and gas major Exxon Mobil, facing two major charges, is battling it out furiously but failing to win over support
Videocon issue: ICICI Bank chairman defends CEO Chanda Kochhar
29 Mar 2018
ICICI Bank chairman M K Sharma said large loans are approved by board's credit committee and the bank’s CEO was not head of the committee
Tata Power hives off defence business in a Rs2,230-cr transaction
29 Mar 2018
Tata Power’s defence unit, Strategic Engineering Division, manufactures and assembles missile launchers, and electronic warfare equipment, night vision devices and gun systems for the defence forces
Scrapping of train set tender to delay Indian Railways’ engine-less trains
29 Mar 2018
The aluminium-bodied train sets that will run at speeds of 160 kmph and replace the Shatabdi Express trains, will be manufactured in India
UltraTech gets CCI nod for Binani Cement bid
29 Mar 2018
UltraTech gets CCI nod for Binani Cement bid
29 Mar 2018
UltraTech gets CCI nod for Binani Cement bid
29 Mar 2018
Manipal Hospitals acquires Fortis’ hospitals business
28 Mar 2018
The merger will create the largest hospital services provider in the country by revenue while also providing a strong promoter and shareholder base to both FHL’s hospitals businesses and SRL
Manipal Hospitals acquires Fortis’ hospitals business
28 Mar 2018
The merger will create the largest hospital services provider in the country by revenue while also providing a strong promoter and shareholder base to both FHL’s hospitals businesses and SRL
Elon Musk’s rocket launch in Aug could have affected aviation, military navigation systems, says report
28 Mar 2018
Govt to divest 76% stake in Air India and Air India Express, 50% in AISATS
28 Mar 2018
The government on Wednesday approved the strategic disinvestment of the state-owned carrier Air India, through sale of a majority stake in the airline
Govt to divest 76% stake in Air India and Air India Express, 50% in AISATS
28 Mar 2018
The government on Wednesday approved the strategic disinvestment of the state-owned carrier Air India, through sale of a majority stake in the airline
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