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Pharma giants worried about India’s generic expertise: Sharma
26 Sep 2009
Disturbed at growing share of Indian pharma companies in Africa, Multinationals have launched a campaign against generic products from India
Strides Arcolab launches H1N1 drug ‘Starflu’
26 Sep 2009
Smartphone sales to exceed 422 million in 2013
25 Sep 2009
Australia rejects another Chinese investment
25 Sep 2009
Mid Day wins bronze at IFRA Asia Awards
25 Sep 2009
Mid Day wins bronze at IFRA Asia Awards
25 Sep 2009
Australia rejects large mining deal with China
24 Sep 2009
The Australian government has rejected a potential $30-billion iron ore deal with China's state-owned Wuhan Iron and Steel’s (WISCO), citing security concerns
Environment-friendly handsets to drive growth
23 Sep 2009
Environment-friendly handsets to drive growth
23 Sep 2009
Canada launches $2.3-billion wind power initiative
23 Sep 2009
The initiative includes a makeover for its power grid as part of an ambitious, three-year effort to create 20,000 jobs and deliver more green electricity to homes and businesses
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