Firms/companies
Fortis Healthcare to sell entire stake in Australia’s Dental Corp to UK’s Bupa Plc for $285 mn
17 Dec 2012
Rail freight charges likely to go up: Bansal
17 Dec 2012
Railways to use PPP model for upgrading infrastructure: Bansal
17 Dec 2012
Union railway minister PK Bansal said on Sunday that the cash-strapped Indian Railways would adopt the public private partnership model for modernising and upgrading railway infrastructure
Railways to use PPP model for upgrading infrastructure: Bansal
17 Dec 2012
Union railway minister PK Bansal said on Sunday that the cash-strapped Indian Railways would adopt the public private partnership model for modernising and upgrading railway infrastructure
Infosys settles second visa case in US
14 Dec 2012
RIL shuts down another gas well in D6 block
14 Dec 2012
ArcelorMittal sells 20 % stake in Canada’s Baffinland Iron Ore Mines to partner Nunavut
14 Dec 2012
With debts of around $23 billion, ArcelorMittal has sold a 20-per cent stake in Canada's Baffinland Iron Ore Mines to Nunavut
ArcelorMittal sells 20 % stake in Canada’s Baffinland Iron Ore Mines to partner Nunavut
14 Dec 2012
With debts of around $23 billion, ArcelorMittal has sold a 20-per cent stake in Canada's Baffinland Iron Ore Mines to Nunavut
Renault raises $1.93 bn from Volvo stake sale
13 Dec 2012
Renault raises $1.93 bn from Volvo stake sale
13 Dec 2012
Renault raises $1.93 bn from Volvo stake sale
13 Dec 2012
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