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Competition Tribunal stays Lafarge's India asset sale
14 Apr 2016
The tribunal’s decision comes as a setback to the global merger between French cement giant Lafarge and Swiss building materials firm Holcim
Competition Tribunal stays Lafarge's India asset sale
14 Apr 2016
The tribunal’s decision comes as a setback to the global merger between French cement giant Lafarge and Swiss building materials firm Holcim
Competition Tribunal stays Lafarge's India asset sale
14 Apr 2016
The tribunal’s decision comes as a setback to the global merger between French cement giant Lafarge and Swiss building materials firm Holcim
Competition Tribunal stays Lafarge's India asset sale
14 Apr 2016
The tribunal’s decision comes as a setback to the global merger between French cement giant Lafarge and Swiss building materials firm Holcim
MNP: Idea biggest gainer, RCom biggest loser
14 Apr 2016
Idea gained 17 million users on a net basis since January 2011, when number portability started, compared with 11.1-million for Vodafone and 7.3 million for Airtel, according to a Kotak Institutional Equities report
MNP: Idea biggest gainer, RCom biggest loser
14 Apr 2016
Idea gained 17 million users on a net basis since January 2011, when number portability started, compared with 11.1-million for Vodafone and 7.3 million for Airtel, according to a Kotak Institutional Equities report
Reliance, BG to transfer some assets of PMT JV to ONGC
13 Apr 2016
The development could help speed up development of ONGC’s Daman and C-26 cluster projects by three years
Reliance, BG to transfer some assets of PMT JV to ONGC
13 Apr 2016
The development could help speed up development of ONGC’s Daman and C-26 cluster projects by three years
India remains a bright spot as global recovery slows: IMF
13 Apr 2016
IMF has suggested structural, fiscal, monetary measures to offset the effects of financial risks, geopolitical shocks and political discord to global recovery, even as it lowered global growth forecast to 3.2% in 2016
FBI paid hackers for key to San Bernardino iPhone
13 Apr 2016
The software flaw that enabled the FBI to crack the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters was sold to the FBI by professional hackers and not, as previously reported, by an Israeli cyber security firm
FBI paid hackers for key to San Bernardino iPhone
13 Apr 2016
The software flaw that enabled the FBI to crack the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters was sold to the FBI by professional hackers and not, as previously reported, by an Israeli cyber security firm
Vale, Apollo Global to jointly bid for Anglo American's Brazilian niobium and phosphates assets
13 Apr 2016
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