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India granted ‘authorising nation’ status in international electronics, IT sector
19 Sep 2013
India’s recognition as a testing and authorising authority comes at a time when the government is planning a big push to semiconductor wafer fabrication
ONGC, Shell may block China’s Sinochem's Brazilian offshore oil block bid
17 Sep 2013
ONGC and Shell are likely to exercise their right of first refusal, with the Anglo-Dutch giant raising its stake by 20 per cent to 25 per cent, and OVL taking another 10 per cent and 15 per cent
Packaging Corp to buy rival Boise for $1.27 bn
17 Sep 2013
IBM, STMicro in $8-bn chip JVs in India
14 Sep 2013
IBM and ST Micro have teamed up with Jaiprakash Associates and Hindustan Semiconductor, respectively, to invest a total of over Rs50,000 crore in two semiconductor FAB projects
Apple - Motorola patent row in court again
12 Sep 2013
Apple and Motorola Mobility yesterday presented arguments in court over whether a judge should reopen a lawsuit in which the two companies accused each other of illegally using their patented mobile phone technology
Apple - Motorola patent row in court again
12 Sep 2013
Apple and Motorola Mobility yesterday presented arguments in court over whether a judge should reopen a lawsuit in which the two companies accused each other of illegally using their patented mobile phone technology
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