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Nuclear Power Corp eyeing uranium mines abroad
12 Apr 2011
The government is looking at creating a joint venture to buy stakes in uranium mines abroad in order to get assured and long-term fuel supplies for its power plants
IndusInd acquires Deutsche Bank's card business in India
11 Apr 2011
The deal, involving over 15,000 credit card accounts and a total loan portfolio of about Rs200 crore, will mark IndusInd Bank's entry into the credit card business
US Airways indicates interest in a merger
09 Apr 2011
Google's take over of ITA approved with riders
09 Apr 2011
Vodafone buyout of Essar still not a done deal
09 Apr 2011
Supreme court gives relief to Mahindra Satyam in tax demand case
09 Apr 2011
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) will recall its March 10 order, demanding Rs617 crore from Mahindra Satyam
Expedia to spin-off TripAdvisor as separate unit
08 Apr 2011
Rolls-Daimler in bid to take over Daimler engine supplier, Tognum
07 Apr 2011
Rolls and Daimler plan to run the engine business as a 50:50 joint venture with the Bergen gas and marine diesel engine division of Rolls to be merge with the new company
Fraud fallout: Satyam, PwC to pay US authorities $17.5 mn
06 Apr 2011
Mahindra Satyam and its former auditor PwC agreed to pay a combined $17.5 million to settle US probes into the accounting fraud at Satyam in 2009
BHEL set to buy Germany’s AE&E Lentjes: report
05 Apr 2011
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