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‘Tycoon’ Mallya forced to live on £5,000 a week as assets frozen
15 Dec 2017
Twelve Indian banks and a financial institution have successfully filed an application in the high court to freeze nearly Rs10,000 cr of the UK assets of businessman Vijay Mallya
‘Tycoon’ Mallya forced to live on £5,000 a week as assets frozen
15 Dec 2017
Twelve Indian banks and a financial institution have successfully filed an application in the high court to freeze nearly Rs10,000 cr of the UK assets of businessman Vijay Mallya
ADB sees China’s GDP growing faster than India’s in 2017
13 Dec 2017
China’s economy is expected to grow faster at 6.8 per cent in 2017, although India’s growth will gain pace in 2018, according to the Manila-based ADB
Toshiba, Western Digital settle legal dispute, announce new partnership
13 Dec 2017
Toshiba has managed to avoid being delisted after it raised ¥600 billion ($5.3 billion) last week by issuing new shares with 60 overseas investment funds
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