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Exodus from Infosys continues as India business head Kakal quits
21 Mar 2014
In the ninth senior-level exit at Infosys Ltd since the return of co-founder N R Narayana Murthy as executive chairman, Chandrashekar Kakal, senior VP and member of Infosys executive council, has put in his papers
Microsoft working on ‘no touch’ technology
21 Mar 2014
Airtel to introduce Nokia X smartphone in Africa
20 Mar 2014
Airtel to introduce Nokia X smartphone in Africa
20 Mar 2014
Volvo Group introduces UD buses
20 Mar 2014
RIL gets partners BP, Niko to fight government
20 Mar 2014
RIL gets partners BP, Niko to fight government
20 Mar 2014
RIL gets partners BP, Niko to fight government
20 Mar 2014
SEBI bars Financial Technologies from holding stake in MCX-SX, other bourses
20 Mar 2014
SEBI has barred Jignesh Shah-promoted Financial Technologies India Ltd from owning stakes in any of the country’s stock exchanges
SEBI bars Financial Technologies from holding stake in MCX-SX, other bourses
20 Mar 2014
SEBI has barred Jignesh Shah-promoted Financial Technologies India Ltd from owning stakes in any of the country’s stock exchanges
SEBI bars Financial Technologies from holding stake in MCX-SX, other bourses
20 Mar 2014
SEBI has barred Jignesh Shah-promoted Financial Technologies India Ltd from owning stakes in any of the country’s stock exchanges
SEBI bars Financial Technologies from holding stake in MCX-SX, other bourses
20 Mar 2014
SEBI has barred Jignesh Shah-promoted Financial Technologies India Ltd from owning stakes in any of the country’s stock exchanges
US attorney general Eric Holder announces criminal charge and deferred prosecution agreement with Toyota
20 Mar 2014
US attorney general Eric Holder announces criminal charge and deferred prosecution agreement with Toyota
20 Mar 2014
US attorney general Eric Holder announces criminal charge and deferred prosecution agreement with Toyota
20 Mar 2014
Toyota admits hiding safety defects; penalised $1.2 bn
20 Mar 2014
Toyota Motors yesterday agreed to pay a record $1.2 billion to settle a criminal investigation for hiding safety defects related to “unintended acceleration” of its cars
Toyota admits hiding safety defects; penalised $1.2 bn
20 Mar 2014
Toyota Motors yesterday agreed to pay a record $1.2 billion to settle a criminal investigation for hiding safety defects related to “unintended acceleration” of its cars
Toyota admits hiding safety defects; penalised $1.2 bn
20 Mar 2014
Toyota Motors yesterday agreed to pay a record $1.2 billion to settle a criminal investigation for hiding safety defects related to “unintended acceleration” of its cars
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