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Mahindra to invest Rs650 cr for 51% stake in JV with Ford
01 Oct 2019
The joint venture will help both companies to deliver operational excellence and value to stakeholders through greater economies of scale, including optimised sourcing, product development, use of relevant technologies and a global reach
Mahindra to invest Rs650 cr for 51% stake in JV with Ford
01 Oct 2019
The joint venture will help both companies to deliver operational excellence and value to stakeholders through greater economies of scale, including optimised sourcing, product development, use of relevant technologies and a global reach
Mahindra to invest Rs650 cr for 51% stake in JV with Ford
01 Oct 2019
The joint venture will help both companies to deliver operational excellence and value to stakeholders through greater economies of scale, including optimised sourcing, product development, use of relevant technologies and a global reach
SBI makes ATM withdrawals costly, hikes minimum balance charges
01 Oct 2019
While the normal ATM withdrawal limit is two, for savings bank accounts with an average minimum balance between Rs25,000 and Rs50,000, there will be 10 free cash withdrawal transactions in a month, beyond which each transaction will be charged Rs50 (plus GST) irrespective of the AMB
Maruti Suzuki launches mini SUV S-Presso, ahead of the festive season
30 Sep 2019
S-Presso, with its strong SUV appeal, a 1.0 litre K10 engine and a fuel efficiency of 21.7 km/litre, is also BS6 compliant while Suzuki’s 5th Generation HEARTECT platform makes the mini SUV strong, rigid and safe with more than 10 safety features
Maruti Suzuki launches mini SUV S-Presso, ahead of the festive season
30 Sep 2019
S-Presso, with its strong SUV appeal, a 1.0 litre K10 engine and a fuel efficiency of 21.7 km/litre, is also BS6 compliant while Suzuki’s 5th Generation HEARTECT platform makes the mini SUV strong, rigid and safe with more than 10 safety features
DHFL proposes equity route for debt resolution
30 Sep 2019
Lockheed to start supply of Made-in-India’ F-16 wings in 2020: report
27 Sep 2019
Lockheed had offered to locally manufacture the more advanced F-21 fighter jets specifically configured for the Indian Air Force’s requirements, while bidding for the $15 billion contract, besides proposing to shift its F-16 production line from the United States to India
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