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India, Canada negotiating nuclear, oil deals to boost energy cooperation
15 Oct 2014
India and Canada are negotiating commercial contracts for supply of uranium for Indian nuclear reactors as part of increased energy cooperation between the two countries
India, Canada negotiating nuclear, oil deals to boost energy cooperation
15 Oct 2014
India and Canada are negotiating commercial contracts for supply of uranium for Indian nuclear reactors as part of increased energy cooperation between the two countries
India bans import of animal-tested cosmetics
15 Oct 2014
AbbVie to reconsider $55-bn Shire deal
15 Oct 2014
AbbVie, the maker of top-selling arthritis drug Humira, plans to buy Shire to lower its US tax burden by moving its tax base to Ireland and to diversify its product line-up
France’s Iliad ends T-mobile takeover bid
14 Oct 2014
Sebi bars DLF and its 6 directors from markets for 3 years
13 Oct 2014
Sebi passed the order in the share transfer of Sudipti, Shalika and Felicite through sham transactions involving DLF and its six directors, including KP Singh, designed to camouflage association of DLF with the three units
Sebi bars DLF and its 6 directors from markets for 3 years
13 Oct 2014
Sebi passed the order in the share transfer of Sudipti, Shalika and Felicite through sham transactions involving DLF and its six directors, including KP Singh, designed to camouflage association of DLF with the three units
Lanco in talks to sell stake in Griffin coal mine
11 Oct 2014
Lanco, which is also facing litigation related to fuel supply, cost of generation and/or off-take disputes, is unlikely to get out of the Rs36,000-crore debt pile unless its cash-flow improves
Lanco in talks to sell stake in Griffin coal mine
11 Oct 2014
Lanco, which is also facing litigation related to fuel supply, cost of generation and/or off-take disputes, is unlikely to get out of the Rs36,000-crore debt pile unless its cash-flow improves
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