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General Electric profit down 10% at $1.8 bn in July-Sept quarter
21 Oct 2017
GE’s new CEO John Flannery vowed to shed more than $20 billion worth of assets and hold executives accountable for failing to deliver after what he called “horrible” results in the third quarter
Hero logs record Dhanteras sales, TVS does well as rural demand picks up
21 Oct 2017
The country’s largest two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp has recorded its highest ever single-day sales of over three lakh vehicles on 17 October, Dhanteras day.
Nissan suspends car production at all Japanese plants
20 Oct 2017
Nissan failed to streamline the final inspection process at its plants, despite warnings and corrective measures, as these were still being carried out by technicians not properly registered to perform those duties
Amazon infuses fresh Rs260 cr into Amazon Pay
20 Oct 2017
Amazon infuses fresh Rs260 cr into Amazon Pay
20 Oct 2017
Rio Tinto’s former CEO faces fraud charges in African coal mine deal
18 Oct 2017
US authorities have filed fraud charges against Rio Tinto and former executives Tom Albanese and Guy Elliot over the 2014 sale of the company’s African coal assets for $50 million, three years after its $3.7 billion acquisition
Rio Tinto’s former CEO faces fraud charges in African coal mine deal
18 Oct 2017
US authorities have filed fraud charges against Rio Tinto and former executives Tom Albanese and Guy Elliot over the 2014 sale of the company’s African coal assets for $50 million, three years after its $3.7 billion acquisition
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