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Tata Steel exits British Steel Pension scheme; decks cleared for ThyssenKrupp merger
12 Sep 2017
Tata Steel has made a one-time payment of £550 million to unbundle itself from the British Steel Pension scheme, a move that would clear the path for merger of its European steel business with Thyssenkrupp
IndusInd Bank, Bharat Financial explore merger
12 Sep 2017
Allergan transfers drug patent to Mohawk tribe to sidestep lawsuits
09 Sep 2017
The surprise move by Allergan to transfer the patents on a best-selling eye drug to the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe could open up a new way for drug makers to head off challenges to patents
Reliance acquires Kemrock in auction-sale by lenders
07 Sep 2017
Kemrock’s total liabilities include lenders’ claims of Rs1,652.18 crore, Rs1.41 crore dues to the EPFO, Rs205.77 crore excise and customs duty dues and a VAT liability of Rs82.16 crore
Aviation FDI policy excludes Air India
29 Aug 2017
CBS to buy Ten Network Holding Ltd
28 Aug 2017
HTC considering sale option: report
26 Aug 2017
Western Digital joins consortium to seize Toshiba’s chip business
24 Aug 2017
Toshiba had earlier resisted Western Digital's attempts to acquire Toshiba Memory, but found it difficult to go ahead with a deal because of uncertainty stemming from the former's legal challenge to the sale
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