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RBI widens ambit for banks to deal with loan defaulters
23 Dec 2014
RBI has defined a non-cooperative borrower as a defaulter who deliberately stonewalls legitimate efforts of lenders to recover their dues, thereby narrowing the difference with a ‘willful defaulter’
With Ajay Singh in pic, SpiceJet hopes to tap foreign funds
23 Dec 2014
Reports say unnamed PE firms are conducting due diligence exercise on SpiceJet and the airline is hopeful of infusion of money within the next month and half
With Ajay Singh in pic, SpiceJet hopes to tap foreign funds
23 Dec 2014
Reports say unnamed PE firms are conducting due diligence exercise on SpiceJet and the airline is hopeful of infusion of money within the next month and half
With Ajay Singh in pic, SpiceJet hopes to tap foreign funds
23 Dec 2014
Reports say unnamed PE firms are conducting due diligence exercise on SpiceJet and the airline is hopeful of infusion of money within the next month and half
With Ajay Singh in pic, SpiceJet hopes to tap foreign funds
23 Dec 2014
Reports say unnamed PE firms are conducting due diligence exercise on SpiceJet and the airline is hopeful of infusion of money within the next month and half
Alstom to pay record $772 mn to settle US bribery charges
23 Dec 2014
According to the US Department of Justice, Alstom has paid a total of more than $75 million to secure $4 billion in projects around the world, and profited around $300 million
Alstom to pay record $772 mn to settle US bribery charges
23 Dec 2014
According to the US Department of Justice, Alstom has paid a total of more than $75 million to secure $4 billion in projects around the world, and profited around $300 million
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