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Bombay HC lifts ban on Nestle’s Maggi, orders fresh tests
13 Aug 2015
The Bombay High Court today lifted the ban on Nestle India’s Maggi instant noodles and set aside the Maharashtra FDA’s ban on the popular fast food
Symantec Corp to sell data storage unit Veritas for $8 bn
12 Aug 2015
The deal, the biggest US leveraged buyout this year, would give Symantec much-needed funds to compete in the cyber security market with Microsoft , Intel and Kaspersky Labs
Symantec Corp to sell data storage unit Veritas for $8 bn
12 Aug 2015
The deal, the biggest US leveraged buyout this year, would give Symantec much-needed funds to compete in the cyber security market with Microsoft , Intel and Kaspersky Labs
Capital One to buy GE Healthcare Finance for $9 bn
12 Aug 2015
Capital One, which has emerged as the seventh largest US bank, hopes to bolster its healthcare lending operations through the acquisition
Capital One to buy GE Healthcare Finance for $9 bn
12 Aug 2015
Capital One, which has emerged as the seventh largest US bank, hopes to bolster its healthcare lending operations through the acquisition
Toyota launches new, feature-packed Etios
12 Aug 2015
Toyota to sell spares online
12 Aug 2015
US too finds Maggi noodles safe for consumption
12 Aug 2015
India is looking increasingly isolated, health regulators in the UK, Singapore, Canada, Australia and Vietnam have also cleared India-made Maggi as safe for human consumption
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