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RBI warns of record current account deficit
11 Feb 2013
The country needed more foreign investment in assets such as plants and equipment rather than volatile flows into its equity and debt markets, governor D Subbarao said
AOL shares up on first sales rise in eight years
09 Feb 2013
Major investor opposes $24.4-bn Dell deal
09 Feb 2013
ThyssenKrupp to eliminate 2,000 steel jobs
09 Feb 2013
Sun Pharma calls off $600-million buyout of Taro
08 Feb 2013
Sun Pharma's latest buyout offer of $39.50 per share for 15 million scrips was 61 per cent higher than its previous offer of $24.50, which Taro had rejected
Sun Pharma calls off $600-million buyout of Taro
08 Feb 2013
Sun Pharma's latest buyout offer of $39.50 per share for 15 million scrips was 61 per cent higher than its previous offer of $24.50, which Taro had rejected
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