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Amazon may get to retail food in India soon
09 Jun 2017
Alphabet to sell Boston Dynamics to SoftBank
09 Jun 2017
Alphabet to sell Boston Dynamics to SoftBank
09 Jun 2017
Infosys founders may be looking to exit company: report
09 Jun 2017
Set up in 1981 as a private company, the promoters took it public in 1993 and turned it a professionally-managed company in 2014, but they now feel the company has lost its soul – the idea of Infosys
Apple’s Horizon Machine for repair of cracked displays to be available at more locations
08 Jun 2017
Uber axes executive who bared Indian rape report
08 Jun 2017
Uber axes executive who bared Indian rape report
08 Jun 2017
Uber axes executive who bared Indian rape report
08 Jun 2017
Samsung to invest Rs4,915 cr, make Noida manufacturing hub
08 Jun 2017
The investment would position Samsung’s Noida plant as a major production hub, doubling manufacturing capacity of smartphones and refrigerators and creating 15,000 jobs
RBI cautions states on the risks of competitive farm loan waivers
08 Jun 2017
According to a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, various state governments in India are expected to waive off loans worth Rs2,50,000 crore
RBI cautions states on the risks of competitive farm loan waivers
08 Jun 2017
According to a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, various state governments in India are expected to waive off loans worth Rs2,50,000 crore
RBI keeps rates unchanged; decides to wait and watch
07 Jun 2017
RBI governor Urjit Patel on Tuesday said there are a lot of ‘moving pieces’, including the monsoon, consumer inflation, input and wage costs and the rollout of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the risks of which are yet to play out
Dish Network fined $280 mn for DNC Registry violations and privacy breaches of US consumers
07 Jun 2017
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