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RIL pushes use of waste plastics in road projects
30 Jan 2020
India produces plastics waste of over 25,940 tonnes every day, most of which ends up in landfills or the seas, in the absence of an organised system of plastic waste management
RIL pushes use of waste plastics in road projects
30 Jan 2020
India produces plastics waste of over 25,940 tonnes every day, most of which ends up in landfills or the seas, in the absence of an organised system of plastic waste management
Samsung launches 5G Galaxy Tab S6 in South Korea
30 Jan 2020
The Galaxy Tab S6 5G, priced at around $848, comes with a Snapdragon 855 processor, but in a single configuration of 6GB RAM and 128GB of storage, and will only be available in South Korea, for now
Lockheed Martin reports $1.5 bn Q4 net profit on $15.9 bn net sales
29 Jan 2020
Lokheed Martin ended 2019 with net sales of $59.8 billion, net earnings of $6.2 billion, and a record order backlog of $144.0 billion, and expects 2020 financial outlook to be even better
Lockheed Martin reports $1.5 bn Q4 net profit on $15.9 bn net sales
29 Jan 2020
Lokheed Martin ended 2019 with net sales of $59.8 billion, net earnings of $6.2 billion, and a record order backlog of $144.0 billion, and expects 2020 financial outlook to be even better
Brazil approves Boeing-Embraer strategic partnership
29 Jan 2020
The partnership now only needs regulatory approval from the European Commission, which, Boeing on Monday said, it is confident of getting
Brazil approves Boeing-Embraer strategic partnership
29 Jan 2020
The partnership now only needs regulatory approval from the European Commission, which, Boeing on Monday said, it is confident of getting
Kone offers $19 billion for Thyssenkrupp's elevator business
29 Jan 2020
Kone, however, said its discussions with ThyssenKrupp have been non-exclusive, and there is no certainty that the discussions will lead to any agreement or transaction
Kone offers $19 billion for Thyssenkrupp's elevator business
29 Jan 2020
Kone, however, said its discussions with ThyssenKrupp have been non-exclusive, and there is no certainty that the discussions will lead to any agreement or transaction
Tata Motors launches Nexon EV, India’s Own Electric SUV
29 Jan 2020
The Nexon EV, available at an introductory price starting from Rs13.99 lakh (ex-showroom – all India), promises an ARAI certified range of 312 km on a single charge
Boeing 777X, world’s largest passenger plane, takes to skies
27 Jan 2020
The 777X includes the 777-8 and the 777-9, the newest members of Boeing's widebody family, with seating capacity of 384 passenger and 426 passengers, respectively, and, as the aircraft maker claims, with 10 per lower fuel consumption
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