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Baidu’s iQiyi eying IPO in US next year: report
26 Sep 2017
I-T finds Rs650 cr concealed income with Café Coffee Day promoter
25 Sep 2017
Income Tax Department conducted raids on several properties belonging to Siddhartha, the son-in-lay of Congress leader S M krishna
NPPA urges better regulation of private hospitals
23 Sep 2017
This is because the cost of treatment, including surgical procedures at most of these hospitals remain high despite the NPPA effecting major reductions in the prices of essential medicines and medical implants
Telcos up in arms against Trai’s move to cut IUC
22 Sep 2017
Centre announces new PPP policy to make housing affordable
22 Sep 2017
The new policy extends central assistance of up to Rs2.50 lakh per house to those constructed on private lands and offers government land for private construction while offering eight PPP options to builders to choose from
Centre announces new PPP policy to make housing affordable
22 Sep 2017
The new policy extends central assistance of up to Rs2.50 lakh per house to those constructed on private lands and offers government land for private construction while offering eight PPP options to builders to choose from
Tata Steel, Thyssenkrupp to merge European flat steel operations
20 Sep 2017
The 50:50 joint venture, to be named Thyssenkrupp Tata Steel, will create the second-largest steel company in Europe and is expected to take shape at the beginning of next year after it receives the approval of the European Union
Tata Steel, Thyssenkrupp to merge European flat steel operations
20 Sep 2017
The 50:50 joint venture, to be named Thyssenkrupp Tata Steel, will create the second-largest steel company in Europe and is expected to take shape at the beginning of next year after it receives the approval of the European Union
SC allows homebuyers to intervene in Jaypee insolvency case
19 Sep 2017
Investors in Jaypee Infratech’s housing projects have sought a Supreme Court direction to the government to declare flat owners and flat buyers also as secured creditors like banks and financial institutions
Vodafone, BSNL tie up with feature phone makers
19 Sep 2017
Vodafone, BSNL tie up with feature phone makers
19 Sep 2017
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