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IOC begins doorstep delivery of diesel
19 Mar 2018
UltraTech to challenge Binani sale to Dalmia-led consortium
19 Mar 2018
UltraTech Cement said the bankruptcy resolution process at Binani Cement was ‘shrouded in secrecy’ with bidders not allowed to participate in meetings, and ‘the Aditya Birla Group will not take this lying down'
UltraTech to challenge Binani sale to Dalmia-led consortium
19 Mar 2018
UltraTech Cement said the bankruptcy resolution process at Binani Cement was ‘shrouded in secrecy’ with bidders not allowed to participate in meetings, and ‘the Aditya Birla Group will not take this lying down'
UltraTech to challenge Binani sale to Dalmia-led consortium
19 Mar 2018
UltraTech Cement said the bankruptcy resolution process at Binani Cement was ‘shrouded in secrecy’ with bidders not allowed to participate in meetings, and ‘the Aditya Birla Group will not take this lying down'
MNS resort to violence as Uber, Ola cabs go off roads
19 Mar 2018
As taxis of app-based firms Ola and Uber went off the roads in major cities protesting low fares that left them unable to repay their loans, an MNS worker was caught on camera threatening a driver and damaging his vehicle
MNS resort to violence as Uber, Ola cabs go off roads
19 Mar 2018
As taxis of app-based firms Ola and Uber went off the roads in major cities protesting low fares that left them unable to repay their loans, an MNS worker was caught on camera threatening a driver and damaging his vehicle
IndiGo forced to ground another A320neo as P&W engine problems persist
19 Mar 2018
This is the third incident of an A320neo powered with P&W engines running into a technical glitch since the grounding of 8 IndiGo's aircraft a week ago, which sent the airline's flight schedules haywire and wreaked havoc with flyers' travel plans
IndiGo forced to ground another A320neo as P&W engine problems persist
19 Mar 2018
This is the third incident of an A320neo powered with P&W engines running into a technical glitch since the grounding of 8 IndiGo's aircraft a week ago, which sent the airline's flight schedules haywire and wreaked havoc with flyers' travel plans
IndiGo forced to ground another A320neo as P&W engine problems persist
19 Mar 2018
This is the third incident of an A320neo powered with P&W engines running into a technical glitch since the grounding of 8 IndiGo's aircraft a week ago, which sent the airline's flight schedules haywire and wreaked havoc with flyers' travel plans
Median Berkshire employee salary over half of Buffett's pay
17 Mar 2018
In an era of large income disparities between CEOs and their staff, Berkshire Hathway chairman Warren Buffet earns barely 1.87 times the average salary of his employees
Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornets suddenly in race for IAF as Centre shifts goalposts
17 Mar 2018
Until recently, Lockheed Martin’s F-16 and Saab’s Gripen were in a two-horse race supply at least 100 single-engine jets to the Indian Air Force. But the government has now reportedly asked the IAF to also evaluate Boeing’s twin-engine F/A-18 Super Hornet
Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornets suddenly in race for IAF as Centre shifts goalposts
17 Mar 2018
Until recently, Lockheed Martin’s F-16 and Saab’s Gripen were in a two-horse race supply at least 100 single-engine jets to the Indian Air Force. But the government has now reportedly asked the IAF to also evaluate Boeing’s twin-engine F/A-18 Super Hornet
Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornets suddenly in race for IAF as Centre shifts goalposts
17 Mar 2018
Until recently, Lockheed Martin’s F-16 and Saab’s Gripen were in a two-horse race supply at least 100 single-engine jets to the Indian Air Force. But the government has now reportedly asked the IAF to also evaluate Boeing’s twin-engine F/A-18 Super Hornet
‘Blindingly obvious’ that banks broke rules for Kingfisher loans: UK judge
17 Mar 2018
The UK judge hearing the case for the extradition of liquor baron Vijay Mallya has said it was "blindingly obvious" that rules were broken by Indian banks in sanctioning some of the loans to the defunct Kingfisher Airlines
Maruti set to beat Mahindra at its own SUV game for fiscal 2018
17 Mar 2018
Maruti Suzuki is set to emerge as India’s top utility vehicle maker for fiscal 2018, having already run up a lead that looks unassailable by long-time market leader Mahindra & Mahindra
Walmart sued by ‘whistleblower’ over issuing misleading online sales data
17 Mar 2018
Walmart has vigorously denied allegations by sacked executive Tri Huynh that the retailer boosted results through unethical means to show ‘meteoric results’ in its war with Amazon for market share
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