Firms/companies
AstraZeneca to cut 700 positions
09 Dec 2016
Pfizer fined for 2,600% price hike
08 Dec 2016
Pfizer fined for 2,600% price hike
08 Dec 2016
Adani to buy Rinfra’s transmission assets in a Rs2,000-cr deal
08 Dec 2016
Adani Transmission Ltd plans to acquire India’s first private sector transmission projects owned by Reliance Infrastructure
Adani to buy Rinfra’s transmission assets in a Rs2,000-cr deal
08 Dec 2016
Adani Transmission Ltd plans to acquire India’s first private sector transmission projects owned by Reliance Infrastructure
Bharti Airtel makes voice calls free pan India
08 Dec 2016
Abbott seeks to terminate $5.8-bn acquisition of Alere
08 Dec 2016
Abbott Laboratories has filed a plaint to terminate its proposed acquisition of Alere Inc due to a "substantial loss" in the value of Alere since the merger agreement was signed
Abbott seeks to terminate $5.8-bn acquisition of Alere
08 Dec 2016
Abbott Laboratories has filed a plaint to terminate its proposed acquisition of Alere Inc due to a "substantial loss" in the value of Alere since the merger agreement was signed
Tata Steel UK reaches pensions agreement with trade unions
08 Dec 2016
Key to the agreement is replacing the current British Steel Pension Scheme with a “defined contribution scheme” with maximum contributions of 10 per cent from the company and six per cent from employees
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