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Land acquisition for French nuclear reactor park begins
15 Oct 2009
The process for acquiring 938 hectares of land at Jaitapur in the Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra for constructing a nuclear park hosting six French EPR reactors has begun.
AB InBev sells East European beer operations to CVC for $2.2 billion
15 Oct 2009
Funds advised by CVC have agreed to acquire AB InBev's operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia
Lite Bite Foods to expand
15 Oct 2009
Lite Bite Foods to expand
15 Oct 2009
Thomson Reuters to acquire financial commentary site Breakingviews
15 Oct 2009
The acquisition will give New York-based Thomson Reuters a real-time subscription service that currently reaches around 15,000 finance professionals
India, Argentina sign civil nuclear deal
14 Oct 2009
India, US accelerate talks on reprocessing n-fuel
14 Oct 2009
Indian and American nuclear energy officials have held a second round of discussions aimed at setting up a dedicated national nuclear fuel reprocessing facility in India that will handle US-supplied nuclear fuel.
Asus launches GPS-enabled smartpones in India
14 Oct 2009
Asus launches GPS-enabled smartpones in India
14 Oct 2009
First Japanese food store to open in India
13 Oct 2009
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