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SC allows Subrata Roy to negotiate sale of overseas assets; no bail yet
22 Jul 2014
The court declined to alter the conditions of bail or grant Roy parole as sought by the Sahara group
HP CEO Meg Whitman appointed chairman
18 Jul 2014
HP CEO Meg Whitman appointed chairman
18 Jul 2014
Nikesh Arora leaves Google to join Japan’s SoftBank
18 Jul 2014
Google Inc's chief business officer and the company's main liaison with Wall Street, Nikesh Arora, is leaving to join Japanese telecom firm SoftBank, as vice chairman
Nikesh Arora leaves Google to join Japan’s SoftBank
18 Jul 2014
Google Inc's chief business officer and the company's main liaison with Wall Street, Nikesh Arora, is leaving to join Japanese telecom firm SoftBank, as vice chairman
Nikesh Arora leaves Google to join Japan’s SoftBank
18 Jul 2014
Google Inc's chief business officer and the company's main liaison with Wall Street, Nikesh Arora, is leaving to join Japanese telecom firm SoftBank, as vice chairman
Sebi bans Satyam's Raju brothers , 2 others from trade for 14 years
16 Jul 2014
The Securities & Exchange Board of India on Tuesday barred Ramalinga Raju, founder and former chairman of the defunct Satyam Computer Services, from trading in the market for 14 years
US Appeals Court rejects Rajat Gupta's rehearing plea
15 Jul 2014
A federal appeals court in New York has denied a petition by Rajat Gupta, the former Goldman Sachs director currently serving a two-year prison, to rehear his insider trading conviction
Maharashtra ex-CM Chavan found guilty of fudging poll expenses
14 Jul 2014
The Election Commission has issued a notice to Chavan asking him to explain why he should not be disqualifiedas a member of Parliament
Veteran actress Zohra Sehgal cremated in Delhi
11 Jul 2014
Veteran actress and danseuse Zohra Sehgal, who died of cardiac arrest yesterday aged 102, was cremated in Delhi on Friday
Eduard Shevardnadze, Georgian ex-president, USSR's last foreign minister dies at 86
07 Jul 2014
After the break-up of the Soviet Union, Shevardnadze led his native Georgia from 1992 to 2003 through its turbulent start as an independent state
M&M ropes in Anish Shah from GE Capital
03 Jul 2014
M&M ropes in Anish Shah from GE Capital
03 Jul 2014
Infosys to pay its new CEO Vishal Sikka Rs30 cr a year
03 Jul 2014
The former SAP executive is also entitled to an annual stock option equal to $2 million
SC chief disappointed over Subramaniam episode; government on the defensive
02 Jul 2014
Justice Lodha said he had asked Subramanium to reconsider his decision to withdraw his candidature but he replied the next day with a six-line letter expressing his decision not to go back on his decision
Facebook COO Sandberg endorses Modi-led growth story
01 Jul 2014
Former McKinsey & Co consultant and economist with the World Bank, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg started her career in India in 1981 working with the World Bank on leprosy
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