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TCS net up 14.8% in 3Q
13 Jan 2016
CG to power offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea
13 Jan 2016
Apple making a car, Elon Musk tells BBC
12 Jan 2016
Apple making a car, Elon Musk tells BBC
12 Jan 2016
Carl Icahn denies seeking stake in Time Warner
12 Jan 2016
Deal for 36 Rafale fighters soon: Parrikar
12 Jan 2016
Deal for 36 Rafale fighters soon: Parrikar
12 Jan 2016
Binny Bansal is Flipkart’s new CEO, Sachin chairman
12 Jan 2016
Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal will be the new chief executive officer in place of his fellow co-founder Sachin Bansal, who would become executive chairman of India's biggest ecommerce company
Binny Bansal is Flipkart’s new CEO, Sachin chairman
12 Jan 2016
Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal will be the new chief executive officer in place of his fellow co-founder Sachin Bansal, who would become executive chairman of India's biggest ecommerce company
Aurobindo Phrma to set up plant in S Arabia
11 Jan 2016
Apple Music subscribers cross 10 mn
11 Jan 2016
Analysts say Apple's strategy could catapult it to the top of the music streaming industry but also cause of the decline of downloads on iTunes
Jaguar Land Rover plans massive expansion in UK
11 Jan 2016
JLR plans to invest £500 million on a 30-acre site in Coventry, with another 30 acres earmarked for suppliers and a £35 million bridge to connect the two sites – and that is just the start
Japan's Asahi Group expected to table $3.41-bn bid for two SABMiller brands
11 Jan 2016
A deal would be the biggest overseas beverage acquisition ever by a Japanese company, overtaking the 2009 purchase by Kirin Holdings Co of Australia's Lion Nathan for $3.3 billion
Japan's Asahi Group expected to table $3.41-bn bid for two SABMiller brands
11 Jan 2016
A deal would be the biggest overseas beverage acquisition ever by a Japanese company, overtaking the 2009 purchase by Kirin Holdings Co of Australia's Lion Nathan for $3.3 billion
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