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Fukushima disaster was preventable: report
22 Sep 2015
The worst nuclear disaster since the 1986 Chernobyl meltdown never should have happened, as critical backup generators were built in low-lying areas at risk for tsunami damage – despite warnings from scientists
Dialog Semiconductor to buy US peer Atmel for $4.6 bn
21 Sep 2015
The Atmel acquisition will enabled london-based Dialog to emerge as a global leader in both power management and embedded processing
Hotel Leela Goa sold to UK's Bagris for Rs725 crore
21 Sep 2015
The sale of the Goa property is part of Hotel Leelaventure's strategy to pare debt of Rs5,000 crore
India among worst abusers of antibiotics
19 Sep 2015
The practice of routinely using antibiotics to fatten livestock, as well as doctors prescribing them when they are not indicated, could make India the antibiotic-resistance capital of the world, says a pioneering new study
Call drops to reduce within 45 days, say telcos
19 Sep 2015
Emboldened by new spectrum sharing norms, promoters of telcom companies, including Idea Cellular chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla, Bharti Airtel chairman Sunil Mittal and Reliance Communications chairman Anil Ambani, have promised to address the issue soon
Sharp to launch Hi-Vision 8K TVs next month
19 Sep 2015
European telecom major Altice to buy Cablevision Systems for $17.7 bn
18 Sep 2015
Altice NV, one of the most acquisitive European telecoms groups, pushed further into the US market yesterday with a deal to buy the nation’s fourth-largest operator Cablevision Systems Corp for $17.7 billion including debt
European telecom major Altice to buy Cablevision Systems for $17.7 bn
18 Sep 2015
Altice NV, one of the most acquisitive European telecoms groups, pushed further into the US market yesterday with a deal to buy the nation’s fourth-largest operator Cablevision Systems Corp for $17.7 billion including debt
European telecom major Altice to buy Cablevision Systems for $17.7 bn
18 Sep 2015
Altice NV, one of the most acquisitive European telecoms groups, pushed further into the US market yesterday with a deal to buy the nation’s fourth-largest operator Cablevision Systems Corp for $17.7 billion including debt
SABMiller Plc reveals approach from rival Anheuser-Busch InBev
18 Sep 2015
A merger f the world's top two brewers would create a giant with a market value of around $275 billion, with dominance in the world's two fastest-growing markets
SABMiller Plc reveals approach from rival Anheuser-Busch InBev
18 Sep 2015
A merger f the world's top two brewers would create a giant with a market value of around $275 billion, with dominance in the world's two fastest-growing markets
SABMiller Plc reveals approach from rival Anheuser-Busch InBev
18 Sep 2015
A merger f the world's top two brewers would create a giant with a market value of around $275 billion, with dominance in the world's two fastest-growing markets
Most US chain restaurants serve antibiotic-laden meat
18 Sep 2015
A new report and scorecard is sounding the alarm on the use of antibiotics in the meat and poultry served at America's top restaurant chains
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