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SBI cuts FD rates by 20-25 bps effective 10 Sept
09 Sep 2019
Patanjali finally gets hold of Ruchi Soya
09 Sep 2019
Patanjali finally gets hold of Ruchi Soya
09 Sep 2019
IRDAI looks to hike motor insurance premiums for traffic violations
09 Sep 2019
The spiralling insurance costs and hefty fines for traffic violations combined with pathetic conditions of roads in India could be the undoing of the automobile industry, which is perhaps the country’s biggest employer
BSNL to offer VRS to 80,000 employees
06 Sep 2019
BSNL to offer VRS to 80,000 employees
06 Sep 2019
Reliance Jiofiber rolls out fiber-to-the-home services
06 Sep 2019
Jiofiber will provide integrated services comprising broadband, on-demand entertainment, voice/video calling and conferencing, gaming and home solutions while its Welcome Offer ensures TV, Rs4,000 Set Top Box, OTT app subscription even with a monthly plan
Retail, MSME loans to be cheaper with external benchmark
05 Sep 2019
RBI has directed banks to link retail and MSME loans to an external benchmark such as repo rate, treasury bill yield or any other benchmark interest rate published by the Financial Benchmarks India Private Ltd, beginning 1 October
NCLAT allows promoters of insolvent Sterling Biotech to regain control
05 Sep 2019
For regaining control of the firm under liquidation, the NCLAT said promoters of companies facing bankruptcy proceedings must make full payment to lenders
NCLAT allows promoters of insolvent Sterling Biotech to regain control
05 Sep 2019
For regaining control of the firm under liquidation, the NCLAT said promoters of companies facing bankruptcy proceedings must make full payment to lenders
Ashok Leyland gets BS-VI certification for all heavy duty trucks
04 Sep 2019
While Ashok Leyland has its entire heavy truck range is BS VI-ready, the company is not in a position to roll out and sell such vehicles due to non-availability of BS VI-fuel
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