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Rosneft-led group buys Essar Oil and related operations for $12.9 bn
15 Oct 2016
The all-cash deal encompasses EOL’s 20 million tonne refinery in Gujarat, India, and its pan-India retail outlets
Rosneft-led group buys Essar Oil and related operations for $12.9 bn
15 Oct 2016
The all-cash deal encompasses EOL’s 20 million tonne refinery in Gujarat, India, and its pan-India retail outlets
Goldman Sachs launches personal loan service for small customers
15 Oct 2016
Consumers can take an unsecured no-fee, no-frills loan up to $30,000 for two to six years, at fixed interest rates depending on their credit score, history, and the tenure
Airtel to offer fixed-line broadband speeds of up to 100 Mbps
14 Oct 2016
Bharti Airtel has decided to upgrade its fixed-line broadband network to offer maximum speed of up to 100 Mbps, up from its current maximum speed of 16 Mbps
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