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British theater chain operator Cineworld in talks to buy Regal Entertainment for $3.6 bn
29 Nov 2017
Barley no longer an afterthought in beer flavour
28 Nov 2017
Meredith Corp to buy Time Inc in $2.8-bn deal
27 Nov 2017
US media company Meredith Corp yesterday struck a deal to buy Time Inc, the owner and publisher of over 100 magazine brands including its flagship Time magazine, for $2.8 billion including debt
Mars, Lidl, others withdraw YouTube ads placed next to those by predators targeting children
27 Nov 2017
Govt to invite bids for 20,000 MW wind power capacity
25 Nov 2017
The ministry of new and renewable energy will lay out bids for ground mounted solar parks for 20 GW in 2017-18 while another 30 GW will be bid out in 2018-19 and 30 GW in 2019-20
Big sugar suppressed 1960s study linking it to heart, bladder disease?
24 Nov 2017
The American sugar industry deliberately hid findings in the 1960s that pointed to a link between sugar consumption and heart disease, instead pointing the finger at fats as the main culprit, a new investigation has found
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