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BBC bans bananas at its new HQ
07 Jan 2013
Lenovo unveils Horizon Table PC
07 Jan 2013
Lenovo unveils Horizon Table PC
07 Jan 2013
LG to pump in a whopping $19 bn this year
07 Jan 2013
Almost two-thirds of the investment will be allocated to increase production facilities at the group's electronics businesses and fund research and development of products
Suzlon’s UK unit bags two wind turbine deals
07 Jan 2013
Transocean to pay $1.4 bn for 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill
05 Jan 2013
British oil giant BP, which had leased the rig at the time of the blowout, had already agreed to pay a penalty of $4.5 billion
Transocean to pay $1.4 bn for 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill
05 Jan 2013
British oil giant BP, which had leased the rig at the time of the blowout, had already agreed to pay a penalty of $4.5 billion
Government nominates two directors to IFCI board
05 Jan 2013
Government nominates two directors to IFCI board
05 Jan 2013
Sahara used OFCD money to buy hotel
05 Jan 2013
Sahara used OFCD money to buy hotel
05 Jan 2013
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