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Govt sets up four-member panel to review gas pricing mechanism
22 Aug 2014
The panel will hold consultations with stakeholders before deciding on the quantum of hike, which will be announced by 30 September
Kerala to serve liquor only in five-star hotels, close Beverages Corp
21 Aug 2014
The UDF decision will cost the state Rs7,000 crore in annual revenues, but the government hopes to repair some damage by promoting the traditional toddy industry
German chipmaker Infineon to acquire International Rectifier for $3 bn
21 Aug 2014
The acquisition combines two semiconductor companies with leadership positions in power management technology
Internet to lead to Rs20,000 crore in operating earnings for Indian telcos in three years: study
21 Aug 2014
CBI court grants bail to Raja, Kanimozhi, eight others in 2G case
21 Aug 2014
Raja, Kanimozhi, Shahid Balwa, Vinod Goenka, Asif Balwa, Rajiv Agarwal, Karim Morani and Sharad Kumar are also facing trial in the main 2G spectrum allocation case in which the CBI had earlier filed charge-sheets
Snapchat to emerge a news, video and ad platform
20 Aug 2014
Japanese auto parts makers slapped largest anti-trust fines in China
20 Aug 2014
China has imposed the largest anti-trust fines in recent history, against a dozen Japanese companies, according to the country's top regulator
UK construction major Balfour Beatty rejects third takeover bid by rival Carillion
20 Aug 2014
The UK's biggest infrastructure engineering firm Balfour Beatty says it is unconvinced that a merger with Carillion would deliver the costs savings suggested by it
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