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Titan survey reveals Mumbai, Hyderabad have most weekday screen addicts, Delhi tops on weekends
12 Sep 2014
Titan survey reveals Mumbai, Hyderabad have most weekday screen addicts, Delhi tops on weekends
12 Sep 2014
Titan survey reveals Mumbai, Hyderabad have most weekday screen addicts, Delhi tops on weekends
12 Sep 2014
FDA approves new weight loss pill Contrave
11 Sep 2014
Bad times as HMT Watches may soon shut shop: report
11 Sep 2014
HMT watches, the iconic brand, has been finding it difficult to generate adequate resources to pay even salaries to its 1,100-odd employees
Tesco shelves Hudl smart phone plans
11 Sep 2014
Strong US generic market lifts pharma growth
By By B G Shirsat | 11 Sep 2014
Anti-dumping duty on solar panels goes
10 Sep 2014
Lanco to sell 3,000 MW capacity to raise Rs5,000 crore
10 Sep 2014
Lanco has not specified the assets to be sold, but merely said these could either be already operational projects or those under development
FTC sues AbbVie, Teva over AndroGel delay
09 Sep 2014
Coalgate: SC reserves judgment on “illegal” coal blocks
09 Sep 2014
Any annulment of the grant of coal mining concessions would put investments worth crores of rupees at risk and threaten a worsening of the power shortage
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