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Walmart eyes over 40% stake in Flipkart: report
16 Feb 2018
With over 40-per cent stake in Flipkart, the Bentonville, Arkansas headquartered Walmart and nearly 6,363 stores across the globe could emerge as a fierce competitor to Amazon in India
Walmart eyes over 40% stake in Flipkart: report
16 Feb 2018
With over 40-per cent stake in Flipkart, the Bentonville, Arkansas headquartered Walmart and nearly 6,363 stores across the globe could emerge as a fierce competitor to Amazon in India
Walmart eyes over 40% stake in Flipkart: report
16 Feb 2018
With over 40-per cent stake in Flipkart, the Bentonville, Arkansas headquartered Walmart and nearly 6,363 stores across the globe could emerge as a fierce competitor to Amazon in India
Walmart eyes over 40% stake in Flipkart: report
16 Feb 2018
With over 40-per cent stake in Flipkart, the Bentonville, Arkansas headquartered Walmart and nearly 6,363 stores across the globe could emerge as a fierce competitor to Amazon in India
Walmart eyes over 40% stake in Flipkart: report
16 Feb 2018
With over 40-per cent stake in Flipkart, the Bentonville, Arkansas headquartered Walmart and nearly 6,363 stores across the globe could emerge as a fierce competitor to Amazon in India
Bharti Airtel in talks to globally list African arm BAIN BV
16 Feb 2018
The move is seen as part of Airtel’s efforts to monetise its non-core assets and strengthen its war chest for the bruising battle triggered by Reliance Jio Infocomm in India
Bharti Airtel in talks to globally list African arm BAIN BV
16 Feb 2018
The move is seen as part of Airtel’s efforts to monetise its non-core assets and strengthen its war chest for the bruising battle triggered by Reliance Jio Infocomm in India
Under new tax laws, Cisco to bring back $67 bn to US
16 Feb 2018
Cisco investors are set for a windfall of about $44 billion as it becomes the latest big US company to map out plans to bring home cash that has been stashed overseas for years
LyondellBasell to acquire A Schulman in $2.25 billion deal
16 Feb 2018
The combination doubles the size of LyondellBasell's existing compounding business and establishes a platform for future growth with reach into additional high-growth markets
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