Firms/companies
Jio to spend another Rs30,000 cr on network enhancement
14 Jan 2017
The Mukesh Ambani-led company is also expected to launch handsets at Rs999 and Rs1,500 during this quarter, which, analysts say, could spell a setback of sorts to the smartphone market
Jio to spend another Rs30,000 cr on network enhancement
14 Jan 2017
The Mukesh Ambani-led company is also expected to launch handsets at Rs999 and Rs1,500 during this quarter, which, analysts say, could spell a setback of sorts to the smartphone market
Facebook testing mid-roll video ads
14 Jan 2017
Facebook testing mid-roll video ads
14 Jan 2017
Facebook testing mid-roll video ads
14 Jan 2017
Infosys Q3 net profit up 7% at Rs3,708 cr
13 Jan 2017
Bangalore-based Infosys tightened its revenue growth forecast for the fiscal year to 8.4-8.8 per cent from 8-9 per cent amidst an increasing shift to sophisticated technological services
Infosys Q3 net profit up 7% at Rs3,708 cr
13 Jan 2017
Bangalore-based Infosys tightened its revenue growth forecast for the fiscal year to 8.4-8.8 per cent from 8-9 per cent amidst an increasing shift to sophisticated technological services
SpiceJet, now well out of red, to order 90-100 aircraft
13 Jan 2017
The order possibly includes a renegotiated order for 42 Boeing 737 Max planes it made in 2014, which at current listed price is expected to be worth over Rs55,000 crore
SpiceJet, now well out of red, to order 90-100 aircraft
13 Jan 2017
The order possibly includes a renegotiated order for 42 Boeing 737 Max planes it made in 2014, which at current listed price is expected to be worth over Rs55,000 crore
SpiceJet, now well out of red, to order 90-100 aircraft
13 Jan 2017
The order possibly includes a renegotiated order for 42 Boeing 737 Max planes it made in 2014, which at current listed price is expected to be worth over Rs55,000 crore
N Chandrasekaran appointed chairman of Tata Sons
12 Jan 2017
Chandrasekaran was selected from a list of high-profile names that included the head of PepsiCo Inc Indra Nooyi, the former head of Vodafone Group Arun Sarin and chairman of the Tata retail unit Trent Noel Tata
N Chandrasekaran appointed chairman of Tata Sons
12 Jan 2017
Chandrasekaran was selected from a list of high-profile names that included the head of PepsiCo Inc Indra Nooyi, the former head of Vodafone Group Arun Sarin and chairman of the Tata retail unit Trent Noel Tata
N Chandrasekaran appointed chairman of Tata Sons
12 Jan 2017
Chandrasekaran was selected from a list of high-profile names that included the head of PepsiCo Inc Indra Nooyi, the former head of Vodafone Group Arun Sarin and chairman of the Tata retail unit Trent Noel Tata
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