Industry
Caterpillar to lay off additional 300 workers
04 May 2013
Austerity hits French President’s wine cellar at Elysee Palace
02 May 2013
As Europe continues in the grip of recession, the latest notable casualty of austerity measures is President Francois Hollande’s wine cellar
IKEA's €1.5 billion investment plan gets final nod
02 May 2013
IKEA had proposed an investment of Rs10,500 crore to set up 10 furnishing and homeware stores as well as allied infrastructure that includes cafeterias in India over the next 10 years
Mortgage approvals rise 5 per cent in UK
02 May 2013
Petrol prices slashed by Rs3 per litre
30 Apr 2013
The Rs3 per lire reduction in petrol prices is based on the retail price of petrol in Delhi and it may vary depending on the proportionate reductions in local taxes elsewhere
Tech investors bet big on food startups
30 Apr 2013
Rio Tinto, BHP give in to Australia’s mining tax
30 Apr 2013
Rio Tinto, BHP give in to Australia’s mining tax
30 Apr 2013
EU to ban pesticides in bid to save bees
30 Apr 2013
EU to ban pesticides in bid to save bees
30 Apr 2013
SEC to allow companies to share key info via Facebook, Twitter
30 Apr 2013
Companies will now need to be vigilant in preventing hackers from infiltrating their social media accounts to prevent stock-price manipulations
SEC to allow companies to share key info via Facebook, Twitter
30 Apr 2013
Companies will now need to be vigilant in preventing hackers from infiltrating their social media accounts to prevent stock-price manipulations
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