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We have to abide by SC diktats, says Sibal
20 Nov 2012
Supreme Court slams govt’s casual approach to 2G auction
19 Nov 2012
Appearing for the government, senior counsel P P Rao said the 900 MHz band spectrum was kept out of auction as it was not available and the new technology needed for it was lacking
Mamata Banerjee to protest over retail FDI; no-trust move seems doomed
19 Nov 2012
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has decided to hold a 48-hour demonstration at the Jantar Mantar in New Delhi starting today against foreign direct investment in retail
Rs1,76,000-cr 2G scam a myth: Sibal
17 Nov 2012
TNT Express to sell airline operations if EU approves UPS merger
17 Nov 2012
TNT Express yesterday said that it would conditionally sell its airline operations to ASL Aviation Group, to ease regulatory concerns over its proposed merger with larger rival United Parcel Service
NRI-created drink under FDA scanner after deaths
16 Nov 2012
Indonesia’s Overseas Union Enterprise tables $10.7 bn counter-bid for Fraser and Neave
16 Nov 2012
Japanese brewer Kirin Holdings, which holds a 14.8 per cent stake in F&N, has backed OUE’s offer, and if the bid is successful, Kirin plans to buy back F&N's food and beverage operations for about S$2.7 billion
Savita death: Ireland in no hurry to change laws
16 Nov 2012
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