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Cognizant to acquire Sydney-based Adaptra
16 Dec 2016
Facebook to battle fake news with stronger tools
16 Dec 2016
DuPont to pay $50 mn to help clean up mercury contamination
16 Dec 2016
DuPont has agreed to pay the largest natural resource settlement in Virginia history for mercury contamination, making the settlement the eighth largest-natural resource damage settlement in US history
DuPont to pay $50 mn to help clean up mercury contamination
16 Dec 2016
DuPont has agreed to pay the largest natural resource settlement in Virginia history for mercury contamination, making the settlement the eighth largest-natural resource damage settlement in US history
Verizon rethinking $4.8-bn Yahoo deal over data breaches
16 Dec 2016
Verizon Communications Inc is looking at ways to modify its $4.8-billion deal to buy Yahoo Inc's core internet business after the technology company disclosed a second massive data breach
Verizon rethinking $4.8-bn Yahoo deal over data breaches
16 Dec 2016
Verizon Communications Inc is looking at ways to modify its $4.8-billion deal to buy Yahoo Inc's core internet business after the technology company disclosed a second massive data breach
Verizon rethinking $4.8-bn Yahoo deal over data breaches
16 Dec 2016
Verizon Communications Inc is looking at ways to modify its $4.8-billion deal to buy Yahoo Inc's core internet business after the technology company disclosed a second massive data breach
Bajaj launches ‘faster than Bullet’ 373 cc Dominar
16 Dec 2016
Bajaj Auto's new and 'best' product, the Dominar 400, is meant to take on the venerable Royal Enfield Bullet
Amazon makes first aerial drone delivery
16 Dec 2016
Amazon makes first aerial drone delivery
16 Dec 2016
Amazon makes first aerial drone delivery
16 Dec 2016
NTPC to replace 11,000 MW thermal capacity with energy-efficient plants
15 Dec 2016
The government expects to reduce India’s carbon footprint by phasing out all inefficient thermal power plants older than 25 years with modern energy efficient super critical plants
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