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Vedanta backs out from bidding for Rio Tinto’s Canadian iron-ore assets
03 Jul 2013
Vedanta, which had shown interest in these assets in March, has backed off as it feeld the acquisition would add to the company's financial burden
Vedanta backs out from bidding for Rio Tinto’s Canadian iron-ore assets
03 Jul 2013
Vedanta, which had shown interest in these assets in March, has backed off as it feeld the acquisition would add to the company's financial burden
Vedanta backs out from bidding for Rio Tinto’s Canadian iron-ore assets
03 Jul 2013
Vedanta, which had shown interest in these assets in March, has backed off as it feeld the acquisition would add to the company's financial burden
Vedanta backs out from bidding for Rio Tinto’s Canadian iron-ore assets
03 Jul 2013
Vedanta, which had shown interest in these assets in March, has backed off as it feeld the acquisition would add to the company's financial burden
Yahoo to buy moviemaking app Qwiki
03 Jul 2013
Apple seeks to trademark “iWatch”
03 Jul 2013
RBI cracks down on forex speculators
02 Jul 2013
AirAsia eyes expanded operations base in India
02 Jul 2013
AirAsia eyes expanded operations base in India
02 Jul 2013
AirAsia eyes expanded operations base in India
02 Jul 2013
AirAsia eyes expanded operations base in India
02 Jul 2013
Apple again avoids taxes in the UK
02 Jul 2013
Bajaj Auto sees 20% drop in June motorbike sales
02 Jul 2013
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