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Facebook CEO and wife pledge 99% of shareholding to charity
02 Dec 2015
The donation, amounting to $45 billion at Facebook's current value, will not, however, be made immediately, but over the course of the couple's lives
Facebook CEO and wife pledge 99% of shareholding to charity
02 Dec 2015
The donation, amounting to $45 billion at Facebook's current value, will not, however, be made immediately, but over the course of the couple's lives
Volkswagen to recall 3.23 lakh vehicles in India
02 Dec 2015
Chinese yuan to join IMF reserve currency basket
01 Dec 2015
More than anything, the move by the International Monetary Fund is seen as symbolic of the new world economic order and China’s growing clout
RBI keeps rates unchanged; says banks have enough leeway now
01 Dec 2015
In order to smoothen the path for banks to cut lending rates, RBI said, it will shortly finalise the methodology for determining the base rate based on the marginal cost of funds, which all banks will move to
RBI keeps rates unchanged; says banks have enough leeway now
01 Dec 2015
In order to smoothen the path for banks to cut lending rates, RBI said, it will shortly finalise the methodology for determining the base rate based on the marginal cost of funds, which all banks will move to
Bharti Airtel plans Rs60,000-cr capex for network upgradation
30 Nov 2015
The programme, called `Project Leap’, will see a network transformation, Gopal Vittal, Bharti Airtel’s chief executive forf India and South Asia, said, adding that large parts of this investment will improve voice services
RBI to tweak gold monetisation scheme
28 Nov 2015
RBI to tweak gold monetisation scheme
28 Nov 2015
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