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RIL, IOC, GAIL-OIL lead race for Haldia Petrochem stake
04 Oct 2013
RIL, which is considered the frontrunner for buying Haldia Petrochemicals' stake, could face formidable competition from the state-owned combine of GAIL and OIL
RIL, IOC, GAIL-OIL lead race for Haldia Petrochem stake
04 Oct 2013
RIL, which is considered the frontrunner for buying Haldia Petrochemicals' stake, could face formidable competition from the state-owned combine of GAIL and OIL
RIL, IOC, GAIL-OIL lead race for Haldia Petrochem stake
04 Oct 2013
RIL, which is considered the frontrunner for buying Haldia Petrochemicals' stake, could face formidable competition from the state-owned combine of GAIL and OIL
RIL, IOC, GAIL-OIL lead race for Haldia Petrochem stake
04 Oct 2013
RIL, which is considered the frontrunner for buying Haldia Petrochemicals' stake, could face formidable competition from the state-owned combine of GAIL and OIL
RIL, IOC, GAIL-OIL lead race for Haldia Petrochem stake
04 Oct 2013
RIL, which is considered the frontrunner for buying Haldia Petrochemicals' stake, could face formidable competition from the state-owned combine of GAIL and OIL
RIL, IOC, GAIL-OIL lead race for Haldia Petrochem stake
04 Oct 2013
RIL, which is considered the frontrunner for buying Haldia Petrochemicals' stake, could face formidable competition from the state-owned combine of GAIL and OIL
Cabinet clears Rs2,058 cr Jet Airways-Etihad deal
04 Oct 2013
The union cabinet has cleared the way for Etihad Airways to buy 24-per cent equity in Jet Airways, making it the biggest foreign investment in the Indian aviation sector
Cooper Tire shareholders approve $2.5-bn merger with Apollo Tyres
01 Oct 2013
When finalised, the merger will create the seventh-largest tyre company in the world
PE firms in race for J&J’s Ortho Clinical Diagnostics unit
01 Oct 2013
Private equity firms have tabled preliminary bids for Johnson & Johnson's Ortho Clinical Diagnostics unit, which could fetch the US healthcare major around $5 billion
GSK sells thrombosis drugs to Aspen for $1.13 billion
01 Oct 2013
The sale comes a month after London-based GSK agreed to sell its Lucozade and Ribena soft drink brands to Japan's Suntory Beverages for £1.35 billion
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