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Rampant mis-prescription of antibiotics in UK despite known hazards
05 Aug 2014
Health experts from around the world have warned of the ever-growing threat of antibiotic resistance – which has been fuelled by unnecessary prescribing
Telefonica offers to pay $8.9 bn for GVT
05 Aug 2014
The deal would create the largest telecom provider in Brazil
KKR makes revised $3.2-bn bid for Treasury Wine
04 Aug 2014
Nigeria to cut telecom taxes to boost investment
04 Aug 2014
Telcos owe DoT over Rs2,100-cr penalty for subscriber non-verification: CAG
04 Aug 2014
Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular, Reliance Telecom, Aircel, Tata Tele and BSNL together owe the Department of Telecom (DoT) Rs2,116.95 crore in penalties for non-compliance of subscriber verification
In a first, Delhi docs use robots to fix serious spinal disease
02 Aug 2014
This is the first time in India a complex spinal deformity has been corrected using robotic arms
Hike in gas price likely soon, but not for under-producing Reliance
02 Aug 2014
The petroleum ministry is reported to be looking at a $6-6.5 per unit price for domestically produced gas, lower than the price decreed by the former UPA government
India, Japan plan joint LNG trading
01 Aug 2014
Domestic manufacturing of solar panels may help save $42 billion: KPMG report
01 Aug 2014
If a sustainable domestic solar manufacturing is promoted, it can save $42 billion in equipment imports by the turn of 2030
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