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Bharti Airtel appoints Rajiv Rajgopal and Shashi Arora as new CEOs for consumer business
10 Aug 2011
Air India CMD Arvind Jadhav faces sack?
08 Aug 2011
Embarrassing details have now emerged through RTI revelations about Arvind Jadhav’s appointment as CMD of Air India in 2009, which may compel the PMO to remove him from his current position.
Air India CMD Arvind Jadhav faces sack?
08 Aug 2011
Embarrassing details have now emerged through RTI revelations about Arvind Jadhav’s appointment as CMD of Air India in 2009, which may compel the PMO to remove him from his current position.
“Absent minded” Krishna serves legal notice on PTI
06 Aug 2011
External affairs minister, SM Krishna, may have displayed a rare burst of energy in serving a legal notice on PTI for reporting that he appeared “absent-minded” when asked to make a statement in the Lok Sabha.
Rajat Gupta, SEC to end litigation for now
05 Aug 2011
Randi Zuckerberg quits Facebook to start own social media firm
04 Aug 2011
Randi now plans to start `RotZ Media' which, she says, will gear towards making businesses more social on the internet.
No bail for Raju brothers, others in Satyam scam
04 Aug 2011
CAG report slams PMO for appointing Kalmadi as CWG boss
02 Aug 2011
The CAG refers to late Sunil Dutt, the then sports minister, according to whom the prime minister was part of the GoM, which took the decision.
Dianne Farrell to lead America inc's infrastructure push in India
29 Jul 2011
Farrell, who recently completed her term as director on the board of the US Exim, had tirelessly strived to promote India as a primary market for US goods and services.
Dianne Farrell to lead America inc's infrastructure push in India
29 Jul 2011
Farrell, who recently completed her term as director on the board of the US Exim, had tirelessly strived to promote India as a primary market for US goods and services.
Raja draws PM, Chidambaram, Tata, AG in line of fire
26 Jul 2011
Raja, however, failed to explain how the faulty implementation allowed companies to jump to the head of the queue and get licences out of turn.
Anshu Jain appointed co-CEO at Deutsche Bank
26 Jul 2011
Jain and Fitschen will take over from current CEO Ackermann who will in turn be elevated to the position of chairman of the supervisory board.
Anshu Jain appointed co-CEO at Deutsche Bank
26 Jul 2011
Jain and Fitschen will take over from current CEO Ackermann who will in turn be elevated to the position of chairman of the supervisory board.
James Murdoch may face probe over `mistaken' testimony
25 Jul 2011
News Corp executive and son of media baron Rupert Murdoch James Murdoch is under pressure over "mistaken" testimony over a phone-hacking scandal that has hit the Murdoch family's media empire.
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