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Tesla launches more affordable $35,000 Model 3
04 Mar 2019
Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal to step down as chairman
01 Mar 2019
Goyal has also agreed to reduce his 51 per cent stake in the full-service carrier, but will continue to be a part of the company in some capacity even after stepping down as chairman
Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal to step down as chairman
01 Mar 2019
Goyal has also agreed to reduce his 51 per cent stake in the full-service carrier, but will continue to be a part of the company in some capacity even after stepping down as chairman
Amazon appoints ex-PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi on its board
26 Feb 2019
Nooyi’s appointment as a member of the audit committee on Amazon’s board comes at a time when the online retail giant’s business plans are going awry under India’s new e-commerce policy
Amazon appoints ex-PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi on its board
26 Feb 2019
Nooyi’s appointment as a member of the audit committee on Amazon’s board comes at a time when the online retail giant’s business plans are going awry under India’s new e-commerce policy
Amazon appoints ex-PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi on its board
26 Feb 2019
Nooyi’s appointment as a member of the audit committee on Amazon’s board comes at a time when the online retail giant’s business plans are going awry under India’s new e-commerce policy
GE to sell biopharma business to Danaher for $21.4 billion
26 Feb 2019
The reversal of an earlier decision not to sell the biopharma business will accelerate GE’s strategy to reduce leverage and strengthen its core healthcare businesses thereby strengthening its balance sheet
GE to sell biopharma business to Danaher for $21.4 billion
26 Feb 2019
The reversal of an earlier decision not to sell the biopharma business will accelerate GE’s strategy to reduce leverage and strengthen its core healthcare businesses thereby strengthening its balance sheet
Rail Drishti lets passengers peep into railway kitchens
26 Feb 2019
Railways plans to fix barcodes on food served to passengers, which will enable them to know where and when the food was cooked while also allowing them to see how food is cooked and packed in railway kitchens
Adani Group bids highest for 5 AAI airports
25 Feb 2019
The Adani Group quoted Rs168 per passenger fee for the Thiruvananthapuram airport and the price submitted by KSIDC did not come within the ten per cent difference criteria for the Kerala government-owned firm to get the benefit of the right of first refusal
Adani Group bids highest for 5 AAI airports
25 Feb 2019
The Adani Group quoted Rs168 per passenger fee for the Thiruvananthapuram airport and the price submitted by KSIDC did not come within the ten per cent difference criteria for the Kerala government-owned firm to get the benefit of the right of first refusal
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