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Tata Steel pares losses; starts production at Kalinganagar plant
26 May 2016
The Kalinganagar facility will produce flat steel for high end applications enabling the company to expand its product portfolio in the ship building, defence equipment, energy and power, infrastructure, and aviation sectors
Is Apple following the BlackBerry road to oblivion
26 May 2016
Market experts are beginning to believe that Apple’s total focus on hand-held screens and apps may be its undoing, as rivals – especially Google – are stealing a march on what could be the next big thing, which is artificial intelligence
Is Apple following the BlackBerry road to oblivion
26 May 2016
Market experts are beginning to believe that Apple’s total focus on hand-held screens and apps may be its undoing, as rivals – especially Google – are stealing a march on what could be the next big thing, which is artificial intelligence
UK minister meets Tata Steel boss ahead of crucial board meeting
25 May 2016
Tata Steel is due to announce today, which of the seven bidders it had short-listed, would emerge as the preferred buyer for the company's European business
UK minister meets Tata Steel boss ahead of crucial board meeting
25 May 2016
Tata Steel is due to announce today, which of the seven bidders it had short-listed, would emerge as the preferred buyer for the company's European business
Google’s Paris HQ raided over tax evasion, money laundering
25 May 2016
Cracking down on ‘transfer pricing’, French authorities say the software giant is suspected of evading taxes by failing to declare the full extent of its activities in the country
Apple fails to get waiver of 30% local sourcing norm
25 May 2016
Apple Inc’s proposal to set up wholly-owned retail stores has been approved by the Foreign Investment and Promotion Board, but it has not succeeded in getting a waiver of 30 per cent local sourcing
Apple fails to get waiver of 30% local sourcing norm
25 May 2016
Apple Inc’s proposal to set up wholly-owned retail stores has been approved by the Foreign Investment and Promotion Board, but it has not succeeded in getting a waiver of 30 per cent local sourcing
Monsanto rejects Bayer’s $62-bn bid, says offer inadequate
25 May 2016
Monsanto, the world's largest seed company said its board has unanimously rejected Bayer AG's $62-billion acquisition bid as "incomplete and financially inadequate", adding it was willing to negotiate further
Monsanto rejects Bayer’s $62-bn bid, says offer inadequate
25 May 2016
Monsanto, the world's largest seed company said its board has unanimously rejected Bayer AG's $62-billion acquisition bid as "incomplete and financially inadequate", adding it was willing to negotiate further
Bank of India reports Rs3,587 Q4 net loss
25 May 2016
Bank of India reports Rs3,587 Q4 net loss
25 May 2016
Amazon stops giving refunds on electronics items
24 May 2016
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