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Apple to start publishing its AI research
07 Dec 2016
MPC keeps RBI’s repo rate unchanged at 6.25%
07 Dec 2016
The Monetary Policy Committee at its second meeting ended on Wednesday decided to keep the policy repo rate under the liquidity adjustment facility unchanged at 6.25 per cent despite mounting deposits with banks
European regulator grants conditional approval to Microsoft’s $26.2-bn LinkedIn deal
07 Dec 2016
With this approval, the transaction, which has already received antitrust approvals from regulators in the US, Canada, Brazil and South Africa, will close in the next few days
European regulator grants conditional approval to Microsoft’s $26.2-bn LinkedIn deal
07 Dec 2016
With this approval, the transaction, which has already received antitrust approvals from regulators in the US, Canada, Brazil and South Africa, will close in the next few days
European regulator grants conditional approval to Microsoft’s $26.2-bn LinkedIn deal
07 Dec 2016
With this approval, the transaction, which has already received antitrust approvals from regulators in the US, Canada, Brazil and South Africa, will close in the next few days
Samsung wins US Supreme Court appeal in $399 mn damages payment to Apple
07 Dec 2016
The apex court held that since the alleged copying of designs involved only parts of the product, the patent violator need not pay the entire profit from the sale of the product as damages
Samsung wins US Supreme Court appeal in $399 mn damages payment to Apple
07 Dec 2016
The apex court held that since the alleged copying of designs involved only parts of the product, the patent violator need not pay the entire profit from the sale of the product as damages
Airtel stays market leader with sharp revenue share gains
06 Dec 2016
The market share gain will help Airtel maintain its position as market leader in the face of the onslaught of Mukesh Amabani-promoted Reliance Jio
Adani’s $16 bn Australian coal project gets nod for rail link: report
05 Dec 2016
The Adani Group, which is preparing to start construction of the mine in 2017, still faces several court challenges
Tata Steel close to deal with workers on UK plant: report
05 Dec 2016
A deal would keep the plant, which employs around 4,000 workers, running at least till 2020
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