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Doritos to create crunch-free chips for women
06 Feb 2018
Doritos to create crunch-free chips for women
06 Feb 2018
Tata Motors Q3 net at Rs1,215 cr; standalone profit back in black
06 Feb 2018
Consolidated revenue from operations grew 16 per cent to Rs74,156 crore while consolidated operating profit or EBITDA for the October-December 2017-18 quarter grew 80 per cent to Rs8,671 crore and profit margin expanded by 420 basis points to 11.7 per cent
Tata Motors Q3 net at Rs1,215 cr; standalone profit back in black
06 Feb 2018
Consolidated revenue from operations grew 16 per cent to Rs74,156 crore while consolidated operating profit or EBITDA for the October-December 2017-18 quarter grew 80 per cent to Rs8,671 crore and profit margin expanded by 420 basis points to 11.7 per cent
ArcelorMittal to sell entire 29% stake in Uttam Galva at Re1 a share
06 Feb 2018
ArcelorMittal, which is planning to make a strong pitch for distressed assets, has to get rid of the tag of the promoter of a stressed asset in order to become an eligible bidder for stressed assets on the block
ArcelorMittal to sell entire 29% stake in Uttam Galva at Re1 a share
06 Feb 2018
ArcelorMittal, which is planning to make a strong pitch for distressed assets, has to get rid of the tag of the promoter of a stressed asset in order to become an eligible bidder for stressed assets on the block
Boeing keen to sell F/A-18 Hornets to India, may agree to make locally
06 Feb 2018
Boeing Co is in talks to sell its F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets to the Indian Navy, which is reviewing proposals for 57 jets – though several technical evaluation has yet to take place
Boeing keen to sell F/A-18 Hornets to India, may agree to make locally
06 Feb 2018
Boeing Co is in talks to sell its F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets to the Indian Navy, which is reviewing proposals for 57 jets – though several technical evaluation has yet to take place
Boeing keen to sell F/A-18 Hornets to India, may agree to make locally
06 Feb 2018
Boeing Co is in talks to sell its F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets to the Indian Navy, which is reviewing proposals for 57 jets – though several technical evaluation has yet to take place
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