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Barclays to close three branches in India
26 Sep 2012
Nissan launches Evalia at a base price of Rs8.49 lakh
25 Sep 2012
The MUV fitted with a 1.5 litre 4-cylinder engine offers a fuel efficiency of 19.33 km per litre, according to the company
ONGC denies bidding $5 bn for ConocoPhillips' Canadian oil sand assets
25 Sep 2012
Oil and Natural Gas Corp today refuted media reports that said it had placed a $5-billion bid for part of ConocoPhillips' Canadian oil sand assets
ONGC denies bidding $5 bn for ConocoPhillips' Canadian oil sand assets
25 Sep 2012
Oil and Natural Gas Corp today refuted media reports that said it had placed a $5-billion bid for part of ConocoPhillips' Canadian oil sand assets
ONGC denies bidding $5 bn for ConocoPhillips' Canadian oil sand assets
25 Sep 2012
Oil and Natural Gas Corp today refuted media reports that said it had placed a $5-billion bid for part of ConocoPhillips' Canadian oil sand assets
Biocon among top 20 employers in sector: survey
25 Sep 2012
Biocon among top 20 employers in sector: survey
25 Sep 2012
Apple supplier Foxconn shutters China plant after 2,000 workers riot
25 Sep 2012
Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, the world's largest contract electronics maker, and Apple's top vendor, yesterday closed its Taiyuan plant in northern China after about 2,000 workers staged a riot at a company dormitory
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