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Hyundai subsidiary Kia Motors plans $1.1-bn India facility, signs MoU with Andhra govt
27 Apr 2017
The first products at the plant will be a strategic compact sedan and compact SUV, specially suited to the Indian market
RIL in pact with Germany’s Resysta to manufacture recyclable wood
27 Apr 2017
The material is a key innovation that was needed to address the crisis of shrinking rainforests, as well as the inferior quality of wood composite products that were used before
Creditors oust Usha Martin chairman to facilitate asset sale
26 Apr 2017
Selling a property worth Rs2,500 crore to recover Rs5,000 crore would amount to writing off Rs2,500 crore, a decision that ordinary people may not digest
Creditors oust Usha Martin chairman to facilitate asset sale
26 Apr 2017
Selling a property worth Rs2,500 crore to recover Rs5,000 crore would amount to writing off Rs2,500 crore, a decision that ordinary people may not digest
Verizon outbids AT&T for 5G wireless spectrum holder Straight Path Communications
26 Apr 2017
Straight Path Communications Inc, holder of precious 5G wireless spectrum, today said that it has received a superior buyout offer from a "multi-national telecommunications company," topping a rival bid from AT&T Inc
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