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Reliance Capital sells stake in Paytm to Alibaba for Rs275 cr
08 Mar 2017
Anil Ambani's Reliance Capital has sold its 1-per cent stake in the country's leading mobile wallet Paytm for Rs275 crore in a deal that values the e-wallet firm at over $4 billion
Reliance Capital sells stake in Paytm to Alibaba for Rs275 cr
08 Mar 2017
Anil Ambani's Reliance Capital has sold its 1-per cent stake in the country's leading mobile wallet Paytm for Rs275 crore in a deal that values the e-wallet firm at over $4 billion
IBM and Salesforce announce AI pact
07 Mar 2017
ExxonMobil plans to invest $20 bn to expand manufacturing
07 Mar 2017
ExxonMobil is expanding its refining and chemical capacity along the US Gulf Coast through planned investments of $20 billion, that would create 45,000 new jobs
Ford to use 3-D printing to produce car components
07 Mar 2017
Ford says it plans to use large-scale 3-D printing technology for car parts, allowing drivers to customise cars for a lower price
Ford to use 3-D printing to produce car components
07 Mar 2017
Ford says it plans to use large-scale 3-D printing technology for car parts, allowing drivers to customise cars for a lower price
Google trains computers to detect breast cancer
07 Mar 2017
Google trains computers to detect breast cancer
07 Mar 2017
Google trains computers to detect breast cancer
07 Mar 2017
Tech Mahindra to acquire US-based CJS Solutions
06 Mar 2017
Tech Mahindra to acquire US-based CJS Solutions
06 Mar 2017
French group PSA acquires GM’s European business for $2.3 bn
06 Mar 2017
The acquisition will elevate PSA Group as No2 automaker in Europe with the addition of Opel and Vauxhall brands while advancing GM’s transformation and unlocking shareholder value through disciplined capital allocation
Tata Steel may call off merger plans with Thyssenkrupp: report
06 Mar 2017
Tata Steel, which is trying to sort out its £15-billion British pensions puzzle, would be sinking into deeper waters with the merger, says the report
Tata Steel may call off merger plans with Thyssenkrupp: report
06 Mar 2017
Tata Steel, which is trying to sort out its £15-billion British pensions puzzle, would be sinking into deeper waters with the merger, says the report
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