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StanChart to sack another 2,000; to quit equity business
08 Jan 2015
Standard Chartered Plc is closing its institutional equities business and plans to cut 2,000 more staff as group nchief executive officer Peter Sands tries to turn the UK bank around
Toyota to allow royalty-free use of all its 5,680 fuel-cell patents
08 Jan 2015
Toyota yesterday said that it had released all its 5,680 fuel-cell technology patents to encourage other automakers to develop their own fuel cell vehicles.
Videocon Telecom to expand ISP venture
08 Jan 2015
Relief for power units as coal workers end strike
08 Jan 2015
The strike by millions of workers of Coal India Ltd and its subsidiaries ended late on Wednesday, a couple of days before schedule
Verizon chief denies takeover interest in AOL
07 Jan 2015
Sony unveils new generation Walkman
07 Jan 2015
Sony says the new Walkman can reproduce master quality recordings just as the artists originally intended
Mahindra rolls out 5-millionth vehicle
07 Jan 2015
All Samsung products to be internet ready by 2020
06 Jan 2015
Samsung says all its electronics products would be internet-ready within five years as it focuses on the growing businesses of smart homes and smart cars
All Samsung products to be internet ready by 2020
06 Jan 2015
Samsung says all its electronics products would be internet-ready within five years as it focuses on the growing businesses of smart homes and smart cars
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