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Hindalco 3Q net rises17.65%
03 Feb 2018
Flipkart’s losses widen to Rs8,771 cr despite 29% rise in revenue
03 Feb 2018
Flipkart Ltd, the Singapore parent of online retailer Flipkart, has reported a loss of Rs8,771 crore ($1.4 billion) for the financial year ending March 2017, even as revenues rose by 29 per cent to Rs19,854 crore
Flipkart’s losses widen to Rs8,771 cr despite 29% rise in revenue
03 Feb 2018
Flipkart Ltd, the Singapore parent of online retailer Flipkart, has reported a loss of Rs8,771 crore ($1.4 billion) for the financial year ending March 2017, even as revenues rose by 29 per cent to Rs19,854 crore
Flipkart’s losses widen to Rs8,771 cr despite 29% rise in revenue
03 Feb 2018
Flipkart Ltd, the Singapore parent of online retailer Flipkart, has reported a loss of Rs8,771 crore ($1.4 billion) for the financial year ending March 2017, even as revenues rose by 29 per cent to Rs19,854 crore
Neighbours to ‘taste the thunder’ as Coke to take Thums Up global
03 Feb 2018
Coca-Cola will launch Thums Up, India’s top carbonated beverage, in neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as the company’s studies show people there have similar tastes to India
Neighbours to ‘taste the thunder’ as Coke to take Thums Up global
03 Feb 2018
Coca-Cola will launch Thums Up, India’s top carbonated beverage, in neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as the company’s studies show people there have similar tastes to India
Neighbours to ‘taste the thunder’ as Coke to take Thums Up global
03 Feb 2018
Coca-Cola will launch Thums Up, India’s top carbonated beverage, in neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as the company’s studies show people there have similar tastes to India
Bajaj Auto leads two-wheeler sales in January
02 Feb 2018
Amazon posts record $2bn profit as Prime membership soars
02 Feb 2018
Growing membership of its Prime fast-shipping and video streaming club and the new US tax laws helped Amazon.com outperform its peers like Alphabet Inc’s Google and Microsoft
Amazon posts record $2bn profit as Prime membership soars
02 Feb 2018
Growing membership of its Prime fast-shipping and video streaming club and the new US tax laws helped Amazon.com outperform its peers like Alphabet Inc’s Google and Microsoft
Ranbaxy’s Singh bros must pay Daiichi Rs3,500 cr, rules HC
01 Feb 2018
In a petition filed at the Delhi HC, Daiichi had sought to enforce collection of Rs3,500-crore arbitration award it won at a Singapore tribunal in 2016 against Ranbaxy
Ranbaxy’s Singh bros must pay Daiichi Rs3,500 cr, rules HC
01 Feb 2018
In a petition filed at the Delhi HC, Daiichi had sought to enforce collection of Rs3,500-crore arbitration award it won at a Singapore tribunal in 2016 against Ranbaxy
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