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Scotland’s Weir Group eyes $5.5 bn buyout of Finnish rival Metso Oyj
01 Apr 2014
Scottish pump and drilling equipment maker Weir Group is in talks to buy Finnish rival Metso Oyj in a $14.17-billion deal
GSM operators add 7.61 mn users in February
29 Mar 2014
London’s first ‘cat café’ sees roaring demand
29 Mar 2014
London's first cat café hopes to relieve stressed-out workers with the promise of a lunch date with a cat.
Supreme Court stays legal proceedings against Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen
28 Mar 2014
Cargill and Brazil's Copersucar to join forces to become world's biggest sugar trader
28 Mar 2014
US-based agri-food giant Cargill and Brazil's Copersucar, the world's largest sugar and ethanol company, yesterday said that they would form a 50-50 joint venture to create the world's biggest sugar trading company
Shopper wins 16-year laptop-payment battle
27 Mar 2014
RIL, ONGC stocks skid after EC stalls gas price hike
25 Mar 2014
The Election Commission has directed the central government to put the decision to hike the price of natural gas in cold storage as the election process is on and a new government will be in place by the last week of May
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