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Thyssenkrupp workers erupt in protest over Tata Steel merger
04 May 2017
Thousands of Thyssenkrupp steelworkers have protested against the German industrial group's plan to merge its European steel operations with those of Tata Steel
Thyssenkrupp workers erupt in protest over Tata Steel merger
04 May 2017
Thousands of Thyssenkrupp steelworkers have protested against the German industrial group's plan to merge its European steel operations with those of Tata Steel
Tesla’s first quarter revenue doubles
04 May 2017
Apple banks on India sales despite regulatory hurdles
04 May 2017
Despite frequent rebuffs by the Indian government, Apple chief executive Tim Cook expressed optimism about ‘this remarkable country with its large, young, and tech-savvy population, fast-growing economy, and improving 4G network’
Facebook likes don't make you feel better
04 May 2017
Receiving 'likes' on social media posts doesn't make people feel better about themselves or improve their mood if they are down, say psychologists
Nokia mulls selling undersea cables division
04 May 2017
Nokia mulls selling undersea cables division
04 May 2017
Robert Bosch to sell starters and generators subsidiary to Chinese consortium for $595 mn
03 May 2017
Robert Bosch to sell starters and generators subsidiary to Chinese consortium for $595 mn
03 May 2017
BP back in the black with $1.4 bn Q1 profit
03 May 2017
BP back in the black with $1.4 bn Q1 profit
03 May 2017
Heineken in strong bid to buy out Mallya’s UB stake: report
03 May 2017
Dutch beer maker Heineken International has approached banks with a proposal to buy out all of embattled businessman Vijay Mallya’s shares in United Breweries that are pledged with them
Heineken in strong bid to buy out Mallya’s UB stake: report
03 May 2017
Dutch beer maker Heineken International has approached banks with a proposal to buy out all of embattled businessman Vijay Mallya’s shares in United Breweries that are pledged with them
Tata Steel UK completes sale of Specialty Steels business to Liberty House
03 May 2017
The specialty steels division is one of the world's biggest suppliers to the aerospace industry, with customers that include Rolls-Royce, Boeing and Airbus, and the automotive and oil and gas industries
Tata Steel UK completes sale of Specialty Steels business to Liberty House
03 May 2017
The specialty steels division is one of the world's biggest suppliers to the aerospace industry, with customers that include Rolls-Royce, Boeing and Airbus, and the automotive and oil and gas industries
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