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Spectrum bids outstrip govt target at Rs82,000 on 4th day
09 Mar 2015
The auction has already crossed the government’s targeted minimum amount of Rs82,000 crore based on reserve prices
Airtel’s Mittal criticises Facebook’s ‘free internet’ move
09 Mar 2015
After meeting Facebook’s Zuckerberg at an event in Barcelona, Bharti Airtel chief Sunil Mittal says free internet would be ‘philanthropy’ unless the government eases spectrum access
Airtel’s Mittal criticises Facebook’s ‘free internet’ move
09 Mar 2015
After meeting Facebook’s Zuckerberg at an event in Barcelona, Bharti Airtel chief Sunil Mittal says free internet would be ‘philanthropy’ unless the government eases spectrum access
Airtel’s Mittal criticises Facebook’s ‘free internet’ move
09 Mar 2015
After meeting Facebook’s Zuckerberg at an event in Barcelona, Bharti Airtel chief Sunil Mittal says free internet would be ‘philanthropy’ unless the government eases spectrum access
Hindalco, Jindal Power bag 1 coal mine each on 3rd day of auctions
07 Mar 2015
Under the second leg of auction, the government has put 15 blocks for sale, which are under ready-for-production category
Hindalco, Jindal Power bag 1 coal mine each on 3rd day of auctions
07 Mar 2015
Under the second leg of auction, the government has put 15 blocks for sale, which are under ready-for-production category
Hindalco, Jindal Power bag 1 coal mine each on 3rd day of auctions
07 Mar 2015
Under the second leg of auction, the government has put 15 blocks for sale, which are under ready-for-production category
Hindalco, Jindal Power bag 1 coal mine each on 3rd day of auctions
07 Mar 2015
Under the second leg of auction, the government has put 15 blocks for sale, which are under ready-for-production category
Hindalco, Jindal Power bag 1 coal mine each on 3rd day of auctions
07 Mar 2015
Under the second leg of auction, the government has put 15 blocks for sale, which are under ready-for-production category
AbbVie to acquire onclology drugmaker Pharmacyclics for $21 bn
05 Mar 2015
The takeover will give AbbVie access to one of the world's top-selling drugs to fight blood cancer, Imbruvica, which is expected to generate $1 billion in revenue this year
BEML rolls out India’s biggest dump truck
05 Mar 2015
Govt garners Rs60,000 cr on day one of spectrum auction
05 Mar 2015
A total of six rounds of bidding took place on the opening day of the auctions of radio spectrum to telecom operators, with offers amounting to Rs60,000 crore on Wednesday
Spectrum auction begins; heavy bidding likely despite plaints
04 Mar 2015
The latest round of telecom spectrum auction got under way today, reportedly amidst intense bidding, with the government hoping to garner up to Rs1,00,000 crore
K-Cup inventor regrets his invention
04 Mar 2015
Target Corp to cut several thousand jobs
04 Mar 2015
FCI sells 3.9 million tonnes of the 10 million tonnes wheat allocated for open market sale
03 Mar 2015
BAT sues PwC over pollution scandal
03 Mar 2015
TalkTalk admits to breach of customer data
02 Mar 2015
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