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Govt to sell 12.3% equity in ITDC
02 Jul 2016
Govt to sell 12.3% equity in ITDC
02 Jul 2016
US chocolate major Hershey rejects $23-bn takeover bid from Mondelez
01 Jul 2016
US chocolate and confectionery major Hershey Co yesterday rejected a $23-billion unsolicited takeover bid by Mondelez International Inc without assigning any reason for it
India’s solar mission to get over $1 bn World Bank loan
01 Jul 2016
The World Bank has agreed to provide a loan of over $1 billion to support India’s ambitious initiatives to expand solar energy through investments in solar generation
Oil struggles to maintain $50 mark as fears of output dip fade
30 Jun 2016
Oil prices fell today, with Brent struggling to hold $50 per barrel as fears over outages due to a strike in Norway faded and as Nigeria's production improved, even as the economic outlook deteriorated
Aluminum giant Alcoa to split into two publicly traded entities
30 Jun 2016
While remaining an aluminium producer, Alcoa Inc, the world's third largest producer of aluminum, will split a part of itself into a precision engineering and advanced manufacturing company
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