Industry
Regency Energy to buy rival PVR Partners in $5.6-bn deal
11 Oct 2013
US natural gas pipeline operator Regency Energy Partners in a bid to acquire PVR's prolific Marcellus and Utica shale fields in the US
Petronas plans to invest $36 bn in British Columbia LNG project
09 Oct 2013
Petronas expects to make a final decision on the LNG project investment in late 2014 depending on how liberal the government of British Columbia is about the planned LNG export tax rates
DLF sells assets worth Rs147crore to reduce debt
09 Oct 2013
Belgium’s Solvay to buy Chemlogics for $1.345 billion
08 Oct 2013
Solvay says that the acquisition will help it become a leader with an extensive portfolio of tailored chemical solutions for the fast-growing oil and gas market
Leela, Kempinski end 25-year alliance
07 Oct 2013
LG, Samsung to unveil curved smartphones
07 Oct 2013
LG, Samsung to unveil curved smartphones
07 Oct 2013
Telcom Commission approves spectrum trading
05 Oct 2013
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