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L&T to emerge an agile company with Rs2 lakh crore revenue by 2021
27 Aug 2016
Larsen & Toubro is building on its inherent strengths of engineering excellence to achieve a revenue of Rs2 lakh crore by 2021 and achieving an order inflow in excess of Rs2.5 lakh crore per annum
L&T to emerge an agile company with Rs2 lakh crore revenue by 2021
27 Aug 2016
Larsen & Toubro is building on its inherent strengths of engineering excellence to achieve a revenue of Rs2 lakh crore by 2021 and achieving an order inflow in excess of Rs2.5 lakh crore per annum
Facebook’s “Trending” feature to get a makeover
27 Aug 2016
Monsanto, allies desert National Seeds Association over pricing, royalty issues
27 Aug 2016
Things came to head after the National Seeds Association backed the May 2016 Gazette notification that reasserted the government’s right to fix seed prices
Monsanto, allies desert National Seeds Association over pricing, royalty issues
27 Aug 2016
Things came to head after the National Seeds Association backed the May 2016 Gazette notification that reasserted the government’s right to fix seed prices
Tata Motors Q1 net profit falls 57% to Rs2,236 cr as `Brexit’ bites
27 Aug 2016
While sales volumes were higher in both standalone as well as Jaguar Land Rover businesses, these were more than offset by the adverse forex impact of Rs2,296 crore and adverse commodity derivatives impact in the operating profit, mainly in JLR business
Tata Motors Q1 net profit falls 57% to Rs2,236 cr as `Brexit’ bites
27 Aug 2016
While sales volumes were higher in both standalone as well as Jaguar Land Rover businesses, these were more than offset by the adverse forex impact of Rs2,296 crore and adverse commodity derivatives impact in the operating profit, mainly in JLR business
Target Corp could shift some orders to Trident Ltd after terminating business with Welspun
26 Aug 2016
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