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ICICI, Axis, StanChart get back $2.5 bn of Essar loans
22 Oct 2016
ICICI Bank and Axis Bank, which together have an exposure of $1.5 billion in the Ruias-led group, got back $450 million while StanChart with a higher exposure of $3.3 billion received $2.1 billion in cash
ICICI, Axis, StanChart get back $2.5 bn of Essar loans
22 Oct 2016
ICICI Bank and Axis Bank, which together have an exposure of $1.5 billion in the Ruias-led group, got back $450 million while StanChart with a higher exposure of $3.3 billion received $2.1 billion in cash
And now, Apple’s iPhone 7 allegedly catches fire in Australia
21 Oct 2016
Apple said it is investigating a claim that its iPhone 7 overheated, caught fire, and damaged a car in Australia
Reliance Industries reports Rs7,206-cr net profit for Q2
20 Oct 2016
The refiner said gross refining margin contracted to $10.1 a barrel in the September 2016-17 quarter from $10.6 a barrel in the year-ago quarter
Reliance Industries reports Rs7,206-cr net profit for Q2
20 Oct 2016
The refiner said gross refining margin contracted to $10.1 a barrel in the September 2016-17 quarter from $10.6 a barrel in the year-ago quarter
Man behind LinkedIn data theft nabbed in Prague
20 Oct 2016
Czech authorities say a Russian citizen responsible for stealing over 100 million LinkedIn login names and passwords in 2012 – though the matter only came to light this May - was arrested at a Prague hotel on 5 October
SBI blocks 6 lakh debit cards over security breach
20 Oct 2016
State Bank of India has blocked six lakh debit cards following a security breach that occurred in a non-SBI ATM network and will replace these with new ones
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