Industry
Avago Technologies to acquire Broadcom Corp for $37 bn
29 May 2015
The combined company would be the third-largest US semiconductor maker by revenue, behind Intel and Qualcomm
Venezuela inks $14-bn oil deal with Russia's Rosneft
29 May 2015
Rosneft has already invested $1.8 billion in Venezuela and expects its oil production to increase five-fold to 8 million tonnes per annum
UK ISPs to block e-book piracy sites
28 May 2015
Vox Media acquires tech news blog Re/code
27 May 2015
Hormel Foods to acquire Applegate Farms
27 May 2015
Australia’s AGL Energy plans $780-mn asset sale
27 May 2015
MHI to split machine tools business in October
26 May 2015
Manmohan, CBI threatened ''harm'' to force connivance in 2G deal: Trai ex chief
26 May 2015
In his "tellall" book, Baijal also alleged that the CBI forced him to implicate industrialist Ratan Tata and former cabinet minister Arun Shourie if he wanted to save himself
Manmohan, CBI threatened ''harm'' to force connivance in 2G deal: Trai ex chief
26 May 2015
In his "tellall" book, Baijal also alleged that the CBI forced him to implicate industrialist Ratan Tata and former cabinet minister Arun Shourie if he wanted to save himself
ArcelorMittal, SAIL in automotive steel JV pact
23 May 2015
With India’s automobile production set to double from 3.5 million units currently to over 7 million units by 2020, The JV with SAIL is a strategic investment for ArcelorMittal, and a modernization effort for SAIL
ArcelorMittal, SAIL in automotive steel JV pact
23 May 2015
With India’s automobile production set to double from 3.5 million units currently to over 7 million units by 2020, The JV with SAIL is a strategic investment for ArcelorMittal, and a modernization effort for SAIL
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