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Bombay HC admits R-Com's SSTL acquisition plea
08 Feb 2016
French retailer Casino Guichard-Perrachon to sell stake in Thai supermarket chain for €3.1 bn
08 Feb 2016
After 31-year delay, Assam cracker unit, Numaligarh Refineries’ wax plant dedicated to nation
06 Feb 2016
Mobile users in India to reach 990.2 mn: Cosco
06 Feb 2016
Fall in line with Lodha panel, SC tells cricket board
05 Feb 2016
Saying there is “no reason to disagree” with the Justice Lodha Committee’s recommendations to reform the BCCI, a Supreme Court bench told the cash-rich board to report in four weeks’ time about their implementation
India accedes to nuclear suppliers’ demand on liability clause
05 Feb 2016
The ratification comes a week after French utility EDF signed a preliminary agreement with Nuclear Power Corp to build six nuclear reactors at Jaitapur, in Maharashtra
ChemChina to acquire Syngenta in $43-bn friendly deal
04 Feb 2016
State-owned China National Chemical Corporation yesterday struck a friendly $43-billion deal with Swiss seeds and pesticides giant Syngenta AG to become the world's biggest supplier of pesticides and agrochemicals
Bharat Biotech claims breakthrough in Zika vaccine development
03 Feb 2016
Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech has filed for global patent of two vaccine candidates - a recombinant vaccine and an inactivated vaccine - for Zika virus
Bharat Biotech claims breakthrough in Zika vaccine development
03 Feb 2016
Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech has filed for global patent of two vaccine candidates - a recombinant vaccine and an inactivated vaccine - for Zika virus
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