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Government approves IOC’s 24% stake sale in Lubrizol India to Lubrizol Corp
16 Mar 2017
The equal joint venture between IOC and Lubrizol Corp was formed in 2000 to make chemical additives for engine oils and other lubricants
Government approves IOC’s 24% stake sale in Lubrizol India to Lubrizol Corp
16 Mar 2017
The equal joint venture between IOC and Lubrizol Corp was formed in 2000 to make chemical additives for engine oils and other lubricants
US regulators to indict Yahoo hack attackers
15 Mar 2017
AI to have dramatic impact on business by 2020: TCS study
15 Mar 2017
By 2020, almost a third of the TCS survey participants believe AI’s greatest impact will be in sales, marketing or customer service, while a fifth expect it to sweep across non-customer facing corporate functions, including finance, strategic planning, corporate development, and HR
Lawsuit alleges Monsanto staff ghostwrote safety reports
15 Mar 2017
Employees of Monsanto Co ghostwrote supposedly independent scientific reports that US regulators relied on to determine that a chemical in its Roundup weed killer does not cause cancer, those suing the company claimed in court filings
Lawsuit alleges Monsanto staff ghostwrote safety reports
15 Mar 2017
Employees of Monsanto Co ghostwrote supposedly independent scientific reports that US regulators relied on to determine that a chemical in its Roundup weed killer does not cause cancer, those suing the company claimed in court filings
Intel to buy Israeli driverless car systems maker Mobileye for $15.3 bn
14 Mar 2017
After the meger, the combined global autonomous driving company, will consist of Mobileye and Intel’s Automated Driving Group, which will be based in Israel
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