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Tata Steel plunges to Rs1,168-cr Q4 loss on UK pension deal
17 May 2017
Tata Steel’s losses come at a time when all other major steel makers in India have reported profits
Tata Steel plunges to Rs1,168-cr Q4 loss on UK pension deal
17 May 2017
Tata Steel’s losses come at a time when all other major steel makers in India have reported profits
Merck KGaA mulls splitting into three companies
17 May 2017
German diversified conglomerate Merck KGaA is mulling shifting its chemicals, healthcare and biotech supplies operations into separate entities next year so that the three business units could be better managed
Merck KGaA mulls splitting into three companies
17 May 2017
German diversified conglomerate Merck KGaA is mulling shifting its chemicals, healthcare and biotech supplies operations into separate entities next year so that the three business units could be better managed
Merck KGaA mulls splitting into three companies
17 May 2017
German diversified conglomerate Merck KGaA is mulling shifting its chemicals, healthcare and biotech supplies operations into separate entities next year so that the three business units could be better managed
Ford Motor to cut 10 per cent of salaried workforce: report
16 May 2017
The move could take Ford on a collision course with President Donald Trump, who wanted the automaker to prioritise raising employment in the sector
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