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RIL buys iconic UK property Stoke Park for $79 million
23 Apr 2021
The UK-based company, which owns a hotel and golf course, will add to RIL's consumer and hospitality assets, Reliance said in a regulatory filing
RIL buys iconic UK property Stoke Park for $79 million
23 Apr 2021
The UK-based company, which owns a hotel and golf course, will add to RIL's consumer and hospitality assets, Reliance said in a regulatory filing
Hero teams up with Gogoro to build e-bikes, battery swapping network
23 Apr 2021
The swappable battery system helps to eliminate the hassle of long charging time at the charging stations and make electric two-wheelers more practical
BSNL’s 4G rollout to be a boon for rural India
21 Apr 2021
Infosys Q4 net at Rs5,078 cr; revenue rises 13.1% to Rs26,311 cr
15 Apr 2021
Infosys also announced Rs9,200 crore share buyback, at a maximum price of Rs1,750 per share, a premium of 25 per cent to Tuesday’s closing price
Infosys Q4 net at Rs5,078 cr; revenue rises 13.1% to Rs26,311 cr
15 Apr 2021
Infosys also announced Rs9,200 crore share buyback, at a maximum price of Rs1,750 per share, a premium of 25 per cent to Tuesday’s closing price
TCS Q4 net rises to Rs9,246 cr, revenue at Rs43,705 cr
13 Apr 2021
And, despite the raging pandemic, TCS added 40,185 employees to its workforce, on a net basis, during the year, including 19,388 in the fiscal fourth quarter, taking total headcount to 488,649
TCS Q4 net rises to Rs9,246 cr, revenue at Rs43,705 cr
13 Apr 2021
And, despite the raging pandemic, TCS added 40,185 employees to its workforce, on a net basis, during the year, including 19,388 in the fiscal fourth quarter, taking total headcount to 488,649
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