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End of the road for Maruti Suzuki Ritz in India
27 Feb 2017
Maruti Suzuki is in the process of refreshing its product portfolio, and this will be a continuing process – a way of moving ahead with times, say reports
End of the road for Maruti Suzuki Ritz in India
27 Feb 2017
Maruti Suzuki is in the process of refreshing its product portfolio, and this will be a continuing process – a way of moving ahead with times, say reports
End of the road for Maruti Suzuki Ritz in India
27 Feb 2017
Maruti Suzuki is in the process of refreshing its product portfolio, and this will be a continuing process – a way of moving ahead with times, say reports
HCBC’s profits, headcount drop globally, rise in India
27 Feb 2017
UK-based banking major HSBC saw its India headcount rise by 4,000 people to reach 37,000 last year even as its worldwide workforce got trimmed by nearly 23,000 persons
VW earns $5.4 bn profit in 2016; emerges world's top automaker
25 Feb 2017
Despite the 'dieselgate’ scandal, the group delivered 10.3 million vehicles in 2016, driven by strong demand in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, overtaking Toyota to become the world's largest carmaker
VW earns $5.4 bn profit in 2016; emerges world's top automaker
25 Feb 2017
Despite the 'dieselgate’ scandal, the group delivered 10.3 million vehicles in 2016, driven by strong demand in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, overtaking Toyota to become the world's largest carmaker
VW earns $5.4 bn profit in 2016; emerges world's top automaker
25 Feb 2017
Despite the 'dieselgate’ scandal, the group delivered 10.3 million vehicles in 2016, driven by strong demand in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, overtaking Toyota to become the world's largest carmaker
Axis Bank, 2 other firms under probe for Aadhar misuse
25 Feb 2017
For the first time, three firms, including Axis Bank, are being probed for allegedly attempting unauthorised authentication and impersonation by using stored Aadhaar biometrics
Google's-parent Alphabet sues Uber for ‘stealing’ autonomous car tech
24 Feb 2017
Alphabet contends that a manager at its autonomous car subsidiary Waymo took technical data with him when he left to launch a competing venture that went on to become Otto, Uber's self-driving vehicle unit, in a reported $680- million deal
SBI, associate banks merger to start on 1 April
24 Feb 2017
The merger of all the five associate banks will raise SBI’s combined asset base to over Rs3,200,000 crore and place it among world’s top 50 banks
SBI, associate banks merger to start on 1 April
24 Feb 2017
The merger of all the five associate banks will raise SBI’s combined asset base to over Rs3,200,000 crore and place it among world’s top 50 banks
ONGC to invest Rs7,327 cr to develop 5 fields
24 Feb 2017
The investment in the new fields is likely to yield 14.969 million tonnes of oil and 2.972 billion cubic metres of gas, ONGC says
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