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Japanese shareholders approve new Olympus board
21 Apr 2012
Investor sues Citigroup over compensation to Pandit and directors
21 Apr 2012
A Citigroup shareholder is suing Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit and the bank's directors over a compensation package that investors rejected in a vote this week
Citigroup shareholders reject Vikram Pandit's pay package
19 Apr 2012
Citigroup shareholders have rejected a $15-million pay package for chief executive, Vikram S Pandit, who pulled the bank back from the brink during the global financial crisis
Sony to eliminate 10,000 jobs globally: report
09 Apr 2012
Sony will eliminate 10,000 jobs globally this year as the loss-making Japanese electronics and entertainment giant attempts to revive its business after four years of losses
Tata Group aims at $500-bn revenue by 2021
02 Apr 2012
Tata Group has targeted revenues of Rs25.4 lakh crore by March 2021 as the conglomerate aims to increase sales five times over this period
Foreign investor challenges CIL, government over coal pricing
26 Mar 2012
The Children's Iinvestment Fund is now looking for litigation options against the government and has sought to enlist support of activists from India for its struggle
UK trust warns Coal India of legal action
13 Mar 2012
Birla group launches Rs250-cr R&D centre
05 Mar 2012
HSBC to issue new shares to pay bonuses
22 Feb 2012
The pay deal has received approval of the Financial Services Authority, which sees this as a way for banks to bolster their capital base even as they continued to pay staff bonuses
Olympus India MD found dead in Delhi
21 Feb 2012
The managing director of Japan’s scam-hit camera major Olympus has been found dead outside his luxury home in Gurgaon near New Delhi this morning
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