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Deutsche Bank to lay off 18,000 Asia-Pacific jobs as it exits equity markets 08 July 2019
08 Jul 2019
Deutsche Bank expects the EUR 7.4 billion overhaul to result in a EUR 2.8 billion euro ($3.1 billion) net loss in the second quarter itself
Deutsche Bank to lay off 18,000 Asia-Pacific jobs as it exits equity markets 08 July 2019
08 Jul 2019
Deutsche Bank expects the EUR 7.4 billion overhaul to result in a EUR 2.8 billion euro ($3.1 billion) net loss in the second quarter itself
NCLAT approves ArcelorMittal bid for Essar Steel, rejects Ruias’ offer
04 Jul 2019
The NCLAT also revised the approved claims of operational creditors to Rs19,700 crore, up from Rs5,000 crore and said the committee of creditors has no role in distribution of amount between operational and financial creditors
NCLAT approves ArcelorMittal bid for Essar Steel, rejects Ruias’ offer
04 Jul 2019
The NCLAT also revised the approved claims of operational creditors to Rs19,700 crore, up from Rs5,000 crore and said the committee of creditors has no role in distribution of amount between operational and financial creditors
NCLAT approves ArcelorMittal bid for Essar Steel, rejects Ruias’ offer
04 Jul 2019
The NCLAT also revised the approved claims of operational creditors to Rs19,700 crore, up from Rs5,000 crore and said the committee of creditors has no role in distribution of amount between operational and financial creditors
Adani to operate Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Mangaluru airports
04 Jul 2019
The cabinet deferred a decision on the Thiruvananthapuram, Jaipur and Guwahati airports, although Adani had quoted the highest revenue per passenger for all six airports being leased out under PPP
Ola Electric raises $250 million from SoftBank
02 Jul 2019
Ola’s move also supplements government’s ambitious target of 30 per cent overall electric mobility by 2030 and 40 per cent EV target for ride-sharing companies by 2026, in order to curtail air pollution and carbon emissions
Ola Electric raises $250 million from SoftBank
02 Jul 2019
Ola’s move also supplements government’s ambitious target of 30 per cent overall electric mobility by 2030 and 40 per cent EV target for ride-sharing companies by 2026, in order to curtail air pollution and carbon emissions
Ola Electric raises $250 million from SoftBank
02 Jul 2019
Ola’s move also supplements government’s ambitious target of 30 per cent overall electric mobility by 2030 and 40 per cent EV target for ride-sharing companies by 2026, in order to curtail air pollution and carbon emissions
Liberty acquires European steel assets of ArcelorMittal for $740 million
01 Jul 2019
The deal brings Liberty Steel’s total rolling capacity to over 18 million tonnes, covering a wide range of finished products, and catapults it into top 10 steel producers globally outside China
Liberty acquires European steel assets of ArcelorMittal for $740 million
01 Jul 2019
The deal brings Liberty Steel’s total rolling capacity to over 18 million tonnes, covering a wide range of finished products, and catapults it into top 10 steel producers globally outside China
Trump lifts ban on Huawei sales, but keeps it in negative list
01 Jul 2019
Addressing a press conference on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, US President Donald Trump said the lifting the ban on Huawei would be part of a larger trade deal with China
Trump lifts ban on Huawei sales, but keeps it in negative list
01 Jul 2019
Addressing a press conference on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, US President Donald Trump said the lifting the ban on Huawei would be part of a larger trade deal with China
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