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Japanese bank Resona seeks $6.9-bn in share sale
10 Jan 2011
Patni-iGate deal may be announced today
10 Jan 2011
Inox retains control over Fame after open offer
08 Jan 2011
INOX: After the open offer Inox has a 50.27-per cent in Fame, while the Anil Ambai group has around 32 per cent
Citigroup seeks buyers for CitiFinancial: report
07 Jan 2011
Suzlon dismisses report of stake sale to Spain’s Gamesa
05 Jan 2011
Suzlon Energy has denied reports that it was in talks with a Spanish company, Gamesa Corporacion Tecnologica, for a majority stake sale.
L&T may be split into nine firms, says chairman Naik
05 Jan 2011
Twenty-one months before he retires, L&T chairman A M Naik has initiated a restructuring plan that will divide the Rs37,000-crore company into nine virtual companies
iGate - Patni deal stalls
03 Jan 2011
Brazil’s first woman president sworn in; vows to eradicate poverty
03 Jan 2011
Dilma Rousseff has taken over as the first woman president of Brazil, South America’s largest and the world’s eighth-largest economy, assuming power from her much-admired predecessor and mentor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
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