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BP nears $16-bn settlement over Gulf of Mexico oil spill: report
25 Feb 2013
The settlement offer would cover potential fines owed by BP under the Clean Water Act, and payments under an environmental evaluation known as the Natural Resources Damage Assessment statute
BP nears $16-bn settlement over Gulf of Mexico oil spill: report
25 Feb 2013
The settlement offer would cover potential fines owed by BP under the Clean Water Act, and payments under an environmental evaluation known as the Natural Resources Damage Assessment statute
Microsoft India to hold AppFest on 26 February
23 Feb 2013
The king-sized ego that felled the king of good times
23 Feb 2013
Ego, which often fires our resolve to do even the seemingly impossible, could also be an intense force of self-destruction. When a business leader is blinded by bloated ego, it not only destroys his or her own personal wealth, but also the wealth and incomes of employees, business partners, and shareholders. Vijay Mallya is only the most recent example. By Shivshanker Verma
Microsoft reports security intrusion
23 Feb 2013
RBI prescribes holding co for new private banks; sets 49% FDI cap
22 Feb 2013
RBI guidelines for setting up of new private sector banks fixes the initial minimum paid-up capital at Rs500 crore, but does not bar any entities from setting up a bank
Honda India to stop Jazz production in March
22 Feb 2013
Honda India to stop Jazz production in March
22 Feb 2013
Honda India to stop Jazz production in March
22 Feb 2013
Honda India to stop Jazz production in March
22 Feb 2013
Google makes fashion statement with Google Glass
22 Feb 2013
SEBI warns investors against Sahara Group firms
22 Feb 2013
The SEBI warning comes close on the heels of the attachment of bank accounts, investments and all other assets of two Sahara group firms, their promoters, including group chief Subrata Roy
SEBI warns investors against Sahara Group firms
22 Feb 2013
The SEBI warning comes close on the heels of the attachment of bank accounts, investments and all other assets of two Sahara group firms, their promoters, including group chief Subrata Roy
Google launches Chromebook Pixel
22 Feb 2013
With its touch-sensitive screen at 239ppi, the Chromebook Pixel looks among the frontrunners in the laptop space
Google launches Chromebook Pixel
22 Feb 2013
With its touch-sensitive screen at 239ppi, the Chromebook Pixel looks among the frontrunners in the laptop space
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