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Verizon creates car that beats traffic jams
23 Mar 2017
Amazon to intensify crackdown on counterfeits
22 Mar 2017
Amazon to intensify crackdown on counterfeits
22 Mar 2017
Amazon to intensify crackdown on counterfeits
22 Mar 2017
New reservation system offers berths on premium trains for wait-listed passengers
22 Mar 2017
The scheme aims to utilise vacant berths in many premier trains in all major routes — at no extra cost to passengers
Deposit Rs5,000 cr or face Aamby Valley auction, SC tells Sahara
22 Mar 2017
The Supreme Court has warned Sahara Group that it would direct auction of its prime Aamby Valley property if it failed to deposit Rs5,000 crore by 17 April
Cognizant axes 6,000 jobs in India, cuts variable pay
21 Mar 2017
Nasdaq-listed Cognizant, which had approximately 2.6 lakh employees as of end-December 2016, says the layoffs are part of the routine annual reviews to weed out non-performers
Cognizant axes 6,000 jobs in India, cuts variable pay
21 Mar 2017
Nasdaq-listed Cognizant, which had approximately 2.6 lakh employees as of end-December 2016, says the layoffs are part of the routine annual reviews to weed out non-performers
Cognizant axes 6,000 jobs in India, cuts variable pay
21 Mar 2017
Nasdaq-listed Cognizant, which had approximately 2.6 lakh employees as of end-December 2016, says the layoffs are part of the routine annual reviews to weed out non-performers
Bharatiya Mahila Bank tobe merged with SBI
21 Mar 2017
Bharatiya Mahila Bank tobe merged with SBI
21 Mar 2017
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