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Kraft coins name for snacks company - Mondelez International
22 Mar 2012
Kraft Foods, owner of UK chocolate maker Cadbury, yesterday announced that its post-spinoff global snacks company would be named Mondelez International
Tension eases at Kudankulam nuclear project site
22 Mar 2012
JPC to summon A Raja, Behura in 2G probe
21 Mar 2012
JPC to summon A Raja, Behura in 2G probe
21 Mar 2012
India, Pak to discuss TAPI gas line on Friday
20 Mar 2012
Work on Kudankulam resumes amid tight security
20 Mar 2012
Barclays in court battle over London hotels
20 Mar 2012
UPS to acquire European rival TNT Express for $6.85 billion
19 Mar 2012
TNT holds a 9.6-per cent market share in Europe, while UPS holds 7.7 per cent, bringing the combined stake to 17.3 per cent and on par with rival DHL's 17.6 per cent
Gas shortage affecting viability of steel plants
19 Mar 2012
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