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Aviva may exit insurance JV with Dabur
06 Aug 2013
Aviva Plc, one of the UK's largest insurance group, is planning to exit its Indian insurance joint venture with Dabur India Ltd, valued at more than $500 million, people familiar with the matter said
Aviva may exit insurance JV with Dabur
06 Aug 2013
Aviva Plc, one of the UK's largest insurance group, is planning to exit its Indian insurance joint venture with Dabur India Ltd, valued at more than $500 million, people familiar with the matter said
BHEL divestment put on hold as stock slumps
05 Aug 2013
BHEL divestment put on hold as stock slumps
05 Aug 2013
BHEL divestment put on hold as stock slumps
05 Aug 2013
Facebook paid over $1 mn to security researchers
05 Aug 2013
US vetoes ban on iPhones and iPads
05 Aug 2013
The Obama administration has vetoed a US trade ban on the import of some Apple Inc iPhones and iPads, in a move that overturns a legal victory for Samsung
Vodafone sues Telecom Italia for €1-bn damages
05 Aug 2013
BHEL Q1 net profit nearly halves to Rs465 crore
03 Aug 2013
BHEL Q1 net profit nearly halves to Rs465 crore
03 Aug 2013
US government calls for tougher restrictions against Apple
03 Aug 2013
Some US regulators want Apple to be banned for five years from entering into distribution contracts deemed anti-competitive
Grasim Q1 net falls over 15% to Rs610 crore
03 Aug 2013
Grasim Q1 net falls over 15% to Rs610 crore
03 Aug 2013
Grasim Q1 net falls over 15% to Rs610 crore
03 Aug 2013
Grasim Q1 net falls over 15% to Rs610 crore
03 Aug 2013
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