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Infosys to open innovation hub in Rhode Island
28 Nov 2017
Infosys says the Design and Innovation Hub to be set up in partnership with the State of Rhode Island will create 500 new jobs in five years
LIC gets nod to invest Rs1,50,000-cr into loss-making Railways
28 Nov 2017
Indian Railways’ market borrowings went up to 22 per cent of its earnings last year from an average of 8 per cent between 2010 and 2015, raising its net debt to Rs1,25,000 crore, even as its passenger traffic and freight earnings have continued to weaken
LIC gets nod to invest Rs1,50,000-cr into loss-making Railways
28 Nov 2017
Indian Railways’ market borrowings went up to 22 per cent of its earnings last year from an average of 8 per cent between 2010 and 2015, raising its net debt to Rs1,25,000 crore, even as its passenger traffic and freight earnings have continued to weaken
Life after oil: Shell partners top carmakers for electric charging stations
27 Nov 2017
Shell has signed an agreement with IONITY — a joint venture between BMW, Daimler, Ford and Volkswagen — that will initially bring high-powered docks to 80 highway sites in 10 European nations in 2019
Future Supply Chain IPO aimed at giving exit to PE partner: Biyani
27 Nov 2017
Talking of the IPO expected to garner over Rs700 crore, Future Group chief Kishore Biyani also said he is keenly looking to acquire a small ecommerce player in the fashion business
Future Supply Chain IPO aimed at giving exit to PE partner: Biyani
27 Nov 2017
Talking of the IPO expected to garner over Rs700 crore, Future Group chief Kishore Biyani also said he is keenly looking to acquire a small ecommerce player in the fashion business
Tata Nano nears end of road
27 Nov 2017
Tata Nano nears end of road
27 Nov 2017
Mitsubishi Materials admits to product fraud at 2 subsidiaries
25 Nov 2017
Mitsubishi Materials becomes the latest Japanese corporate major to fall from grace after compliance failings at Kobe Steel Ltd, Nissan Motor Co and Subaru Co Ltd
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