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EU antitrust regulator to fine Google record €3 bn for manipulating search results
16 May 2016
European antitrust regulators plan to impose a record €3-billion fine on Google in the days ahead for abusing its dominance of the online search market
Raymond in talks with KKR, Blackstone to sell a 20% stake in its branded apparel business
16 May 2016
Warren Buffett teams up with Dan Gilbert to bid for Yahoo
16 May 2016
The consortium has tabled a leading bid and is among the several suitors who have moved into the second round of bidding for Yahoo
Warren Buffett teams up with Dan Gilbert to bid for Yahoo
16 May 2016
The consortium has tabled a leading bid and is among the several suitors who have moved into the second round of bidding for Yahoo
Microsoft, Facebook in renewable alliance targeting 60 GW power by 2025
14 May 2016
The Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance will connect large energy consumers such as Facebook and Microsoft with small clean energy producers without access to power grids
Microsoft, Facebook in renewable alliance targeting 60 GW power by 2025
14 May 2016
The Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance will connect large energy consumers such as Facebook and Microsoft with small clean energy producers without access to power grids
Microsoft, Facebook in renewable alliance targeting 60 GW power by 2025
14 May 2016
The Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance will connect large energy consumers such as Facebook and Microsoft with small clean energy producers without access to power grids
Microsoft, Facebook in renewable alliance targeting 60 GW power by 2025
14 May 2016
The Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance will connect large energy consumers such as Facebook and Microsoft with small clean energy producers without access to power grids
Railways harnesses solar energy for powering rail coaches
14 May 2016
Indian Railways, the world's fourth-largest rail network, targets to generate 1,000 MW solar power over a five-year period
Railways harnesses solar energy for powering rail coaches
14 May 2016
Indian Railways, the world's fourth-largest rail network, targets to generate 1,000 MW solar power over a five-year period
M&M launches TUV300 variant for Rs8.87 lakh
14 May 2016
M&M launches TUV300 variant for Rs8.87 lakh
14 May 2016
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