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Supreme Court nullifies NCLT order on Unitech takeover
13 Dec 2017
Unitech on Monday moved the Supreme Court against the NCLT order, which allowed the corporate affairs ministry to take over management of the company
Mallya may face biased SC, trial by media in India: defence witness
12 Dec 2017
A law expert appearing on behalf of beleaguered businessman Vijay Mallya on Monday cast doubts on the Indian Supreme Court’s handling of the case, alleging that it gave preferential treatment to banks and was also swayed by “media trials”
Mallya may face biased SC, trial by media in India: defence witness
12 Dec 2017
A law expert appearing on behalf of beleaguered businessman Vijay Mallya on Monday cast doubts on the Indian Supreme Court’s handling of the case, alleging that it gave preferential treatment to banks and was also swayed by “media trials”
Amazon UK drivers overstretched under 'Dickensian' conditions
11 Dec 2017
Hired via agencies and denied the usual employee benefits, Amazon drivers routinely work beyond the legal limit of 11 hours a day, breaking speed limits to meet tight delivery schedules
Amazon UK drivers overstretched under 'Dickensian' conditions
11 Dec 2017
Hired via agencies and denied the usual employee benefits, Amazon drivers routinely work beyond the legal limit of 11 hours a day, breaking speed limits to meet tight delivery schedules
Amazon UK drivers overstretched under 'Dickensian' conditions
11 Dec 2017
Hired via agencies and denied the usual employee benefits, Amazon drivers routinely work beyond the legal limit of 11 hours a day, breaking speed limits to meet tight delivery schedules
Apple finalising deal for acquisition of Shazam
09 Dec 2017
Apple finalising deal for acquisition of Shazam
09 Dec 2017
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