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Soon, waitlisted passengers may get berths on ‘clone trains’
30 May 2016
Indian Railways plans to launch ‘clone trains’ on high-demand routes that will be run within an hour of a scheduled train’s departure to accommodate those on the waiting list
Sun Pharma gets US subpoena over drugs pricing
30 May 2016
The subpoena comes amid a wider probe by US regulators into steep increases in the prices of generic medicines in recent years
IOC net doubles to over Rs10,000 cr despite lower sales
28 May 2016
With a net profit of Rs10,399.03 crore for fiscal ended 31 March 2016, IOC is second only to Oil and Natural Gas Corp, which reported Rs16,004 crore net profit in 2015-16 fiscal
Tech Mahindra to buy British financial services BPO firm Target Group in a Rs1,178-cr deal
28 May 2016
The acquisition will catapult Tech Mahindra to the top three processors in the lending, savings and investment, and insurance sectors in the UK
Tech Mahindra to buy British financial services BPO firm Target Group in a Rs1,178-cr deal
28 May 2016
The acquisition will catapult Tech Mahindra to the top three processors in the lending, savings and investment, and insurance sectors in the UK
Intel to acquire computer vision firm Itseez
28 May 2016
Intel to acquire computer vision firm Itseez
28 May 2016
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