Industry
US keen on n-power deal with India for Westinghouse
27 Feb 2013
The United States has made it clear on that it is keen on following up on the Indo-US nuclear deal of 2008 with business for its nuclear power equipment makers, mainly Westinghouse Electric Co
Restructuring at Tesco to transfer 2,000 jobs
26 Feb 2013
2G spectrum auctions get tepid response
26 Feb 2013
Royalty Pharma launches $6.6 bn bid for Irish drug maker Elan Corp
26 Feb 2013
Royalty Pharma, a US firm that invests in the pharmaceutical industry, today launched an unsolicited $6.6-billion bid for Irish neuroscience focused biotechnology company Elan Corp
North Sea oil investment at 30-year high: report
25 Feb 2013
Taiwanese company unveils prototype of futuristic transparent smartphone
25 Feb 2013
Taken six years to develop, this futuristic looking smartphone is scratch- and shatter-proof since it is made out of conductive glass.
Six underground tanks at US N-plant site leaking radioactive waste
23 Feb 2013
Although no immediate risk to human health has been reported, the seeping waste adds to decades of soil contamination and threatens to further taint groundwater below the site
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