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Microsoft, Facebook join hands for cross-Atlantic cable
27 May 2016
The Marea subsea cable will help meet the growing customer demand for high speed, reliable connections for cloud and online services for Microsoft, Facebook and their customers, the companies said
Microsoft, Facebook join hands for cross-Atlantic cable
27 May 2016
The Marea subsea cable will help meet the growing customer demand for high speed, reliable connections for cloud and online services for Microsoft, Facebook and their customers, the companies said
Microsoft, Facebook join hands for cross-Atlantic cable
27 May 2016
The Marea subsea cable will help meet the growing customer demand for high speed, reliable connections for cloud and online services for Microsoft, Facebook and their customers, the companies said
US okay with India’s Chabahar deal as it counters China: report
27 May 2016
Washington broadly supports India and Afghanistan signing a deal with Iran for a transport corridor opening up a new route to Afghanistan via the Iranian port of Chabahar, as it outflanks the $46-billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project with Gwadar
US okay with India’s Chabahar deal as it counters China: report
27 May 2016
Washington broadly supports India and Afghanistan signing a deal with Iran for a transport corridor opening up a new route to Afghanistan via the Iranian port of Chabahar, as it outflanks the $46-billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project with Gwadar
Republicans release plan to cut FCC budget
26 May 2016
SC okays Italian marine Girone’s return to Italy
26 May 2016
India’s new capital goods policy targets 21 mn new jobs by 2025
25 May 2016
The policy targets increasing capital goods production from Rs2,30,000 crore in 2014-15 to Rs7,50,000 crore in 2025 and raising the share of capital goods in total manufacturing activity to 20 per from 12 per cent
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