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Indian Hotels rebrands with Taj as master brand
10 Feb 2017
Reckitt Benckiser to acquire Mead Johnson for $16.6 bn in cash
10 Feb 2017
The deal will help Reckitt Benckiser boost its consumer-health business and push deeper into emerging markets with Mead Johnson's portfolio
Reckitt Benckiser to acquire Mead Johnson for $16.6 bn in cash
10 Feb 2017
The deal will help Reckitt Benckiser boost its consumer-health business and push deeper into emerging markets with Mead Johnson's portfolio
Lockheed set to shift F-16 production to India – if Trump permits
10 Feb 2017
With no more orders for the F-16 from the Pentagon, Lockheed is prepared to switch F-16 production to India - as long as the Indian government agrees to order hundreds of the planes
Lockheed set to shift F-16 production to India – if Trump permits
10 Feb 2017
With no more orders for the F-16 from the Pentagon, Lockheed is prepared to switch F-16 production to India - as long as the Indian government agrees to order hundreds of the planes
Tesla Model 3 may be coming to India – but at hefty price
10 Feb 2017
Electric car-maker Tesla may launch one of its models in India between June and September 2017, chief executive officer of Tesla Motors Elon Musk says
Tata Steel UK to sell Speciality Steels division to Liberty House for $126 mn
10 Feb 2017
The Speciality Steels division is one of the world's biggest suppliers for the aerospace industry, with customers that include Rolls-Royce, Boeing and Airbus, and the automotive and oil and gas industries
Tata Motors to launch sub-compact sedan `Tigor’ in March
09 Feb 2017
Tata Tigor is targeted at young individuals, catering to a design and attitude-led consumer, and will be India’s first ‘Styleback’, says the car maker
Hero Q3 net, sales slip on demonetisation
09 Feb 2017
Hero Q3 net, sales slip on demonetisation
09 Feb 2017
Tesla pulls all stops to start test-building Model 3 on 20 Feb
09 Feb 2017
Tesla has not had a profitable year since going public in 2010, though the company's $41.4-billion market cap now equals that of Nissan Motor Co Ltd, which reported a profit of $4.7
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