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Shell mulls selling oil fields in Iraq
29 Nov 2016
Tata Steel UK to sell speciality steels business to Liberty House for £100 mn
28 Nov 2016
Tata Steel plans to keep the rest of the UK business including the strip products arm based in Port Talbot, and is in talks with ThyssenKrupp for a merger of their European steel operations
Tata Steel UK to sell speciality steels business to Liberty House for £100 mn
28 Nov 2016
Tata Steel plans to keep the rest of the UK business including the strip products arm based in Port Talbot, and is in talks with ThyssenKrupp for a merger of their European steel operations
Prem Watsa’s Fairfax Financial close to buying controlling stake in Catholic Syrian Bank
28 Nov 2016
Prem Watsa’s Fairfax Financial close to buying controlling stake in Catholic Syrian Bank
28 Nov 2016
Samsung Electronics may consider split: report
28 Nov 2016
While the exact nature of restructuring is not known, Samsung Group is reported to have revived plans after Jay Y Lee took over reins from his father Lee Kun-hee, who was incapacitated following a May 2014 heart attack
JLR sees 10,000 new UK jobs with its new electric vehicles
26 Nov 2016
The Jaguar I-PACE Concept is an electric five-seat car with a predicted range of more than 500km, supercar looks, sports car performance and SUV space, whose production version will be revealed in later 2017 and will be on the roads in 2018
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