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Vedanta annexes Cairn India in $2.3-bn all-stock deal
15 Jun 2015
The merger will help debt-laden Vedanta to use debt-free Cairn India’s cash reserves of over Rs16,800 crore to part pay its Rs37,636 crore debt
Vedanta annexes Cairn India in $2.3-bn all-stock deal
15 Jun 2015
The merger will help debt-laden Vedanta to use debt-free Cairn India’s cash reserves of over Rs16,800 crore to part pay its Rs37,636 crore debt
Alstom to hire up to 1,000 engineers in India in 3-4 years
15 Jun 2015
Alstom says it is looking at increasing the skilled workforce in India to strengthen manufacturing and R&D capabilities, as a part of its ‘Make In India’ initiative
Alstom to hire up to 1,000 engineers in India in 3-4 years
15 Jun 2015
Alstom says it is looking at increasing the skilled workforce in India to strengthen manufacturing and R&D capabilities, as a part of its ‘Make In India’ initiative
ITC plans to invest Rs8,000 crore in Telengana
13 Jun 2015
ITC plans to invest Rs8,000 crore in Telengana
13 Jun 2015
ITC plans to invest Rs8,000 crore in Telengana
13 Jun 2015
BMW working on 450 HP i8: reports
13 Jun 2015
BMW working on 450 HP i8: reports
13 Jun 2015
Ofcom looks to cap BT wholesale prices
13 Jun 2015
GM to cut production at Orion Township plant
13 Jun 2015
Future Generali Life fined Rs50 lakh for violation of business norms
13 Jun 2015
Future Generali has been penalised for failure to settle group insurance claims, extension of corporate agency beyond licence expiry, utilising unlicensed entities for procuring business and distributing group company Big Bazar’s vouchers
Future Generali Life fined Rs50 lakh for violation of business norms
13 Jun 2015
Future Generali has been penalised for failure to settle group insurance claims, extension of corporate agency beyond licence expiry, utilising unlicensed entities for procuring business and distributing group company Big Bazar’s vouchers
HC refuses to bail out Maggi
13 Jun 2015
The Bombay High Court has refused interim relief to food giant Nestle against a government ban on its Maggi noodles
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