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Novartis to sell stake in Roche worth $13.8 bn
25 Apr 2016
Vodafone revives $2-2.5-bn India IPO plan: report
25 Apr 2016
Vodafone India, the second-largest mobile operator in the country after Bharti Airtel, has revived its listing plans with an initial public offer of shares worth $2 billion to $2.5 billion
Vodafone revives $2-2.5-bn India IPO plan: report
25 Apr 2016
Vodafone India, the second-largest mobile operator in the country after Bharti Airtel, has revived its listing plans with an initial public offer of shares worth $2 billion to $2.5 billion
Prices of older iPhone models hiked by 29% to save Apple SE
23 Apr 2016
After the revision, the older iPhone 6 model costs Rs40,000 against Rs31,000 earlier and 6S comes for Rs48,000 against Rs40,500, reports quoted source as saying
Shell designs city car that consumers a third less energy
23 Apr 2016
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell has developed a city concept car that consumes one-third lower energy than the average car at 107 miles per gallon
Shell designs city car that consumers a third less energy
23 Apr 2016
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell has developed a city concept car that consumes one-third lower energy than the average car at 107 miles per gallon
Apple hires former Tesla engineer
23 Apr 2016
Apple hires former Tesla engineer
23 Apr 2016
Google's parent Alphabet’s Q1 profit fails to impress at $4.21 billion
23 Apr 2016
Google's holding company Alphabet said the costs of traffic acquisition, or what it pays to other web sites for ad space totaled $3.8 billion and accounted for 21 per cent of advertising revenues during the quarter
GE suffers net loss of $98 mn in 1Q
23 Apr 2016
BSNL offers 20 GB 3G data pack at just Rs50!
23 Apr 2016
RIL reports record Q4 net profit of Rs7,398 crore as margins spurt
22 Apr 2016
At $10.8 per barrel of crude, the company is making a profit of around 30 per cent on each barrel of crude it refines
RIL reports record Q4 net profit of Rs7,398 crore as margins spurt
22 Apr 2016
At $10.8 per barrel of crude, the company is making a profit of around 30 per cent on each barrel of crude it refines
Apple should pay more tax, says co-founder ‘Woz’
22 Apr 2016
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak tells the BBC that all companies should pay 50 per cent tax – and that unlike Steve Jobs, he was never interested in making money
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