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GE to shrink operations, focus on three core businesses: report
13 Nov 2017
GE will close its research and development centers in Shanghai, Rio de Janeiro and Munich, leaving the company with R&D facilities only in New York and Bangalore
GE to shrink operations, focus on three core businesses: report
13 Nov 2017
GE will close its research and development centers in Shanghai, Rio de Janeiro and Munich, leaving the company with R&D facilities only in New York and Bangalore
Qualcomm set to reject Broadcom’s $103-bn takeover bid
13 Nov 2017
Chipmaker Qualcomm’s board is reportedly meeting to prepare its strategy against Broadcom’s unsolicited acquisition offer, as it feels the $70 per share bid undervalues the company
Appeals court rules Uber drivers be considered workers with wage rights
11 Nov 2017
Uber may now be required to give its drivers rights such as the minimum wage and holiday pay, a move that the company said could fundamentally damage the way it operates
Axis Bank to raise Rs11,626 cr from Bain Capital, others
11 Nov 2017
Axis Bank, India’s third-largest private sector lender, is raising equity and equity-linked capital for Rs11,626 crore from investors that include entities affiliated to Bain Capital Private Equity and Life Insurance Corporation
Axis Bank to raise Rs11,626 cr from Bain Capital, others
11 Nov 2017
Axis Bank, India’s third-largest private sector lender, is raising equity and equity-linked capital for Rs11,626 crore from investors that include entities affiliated to Bain Capital Private Equity and Life Insurance Corporation
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