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Shares in Indian drug giant Ranbaxy fell as much as four percent on Monday following news of a second recall of its cholesterol-busting generic drug.It was the latest blow for the New Delhi-based drugmaker, majority-owned by Japan’s Daiichi Sankyo, t...
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GlaxoSmithKline has lifted its stake in the group's Indian subsidiary to 75 percent, the British drugmaker said on Monday.GSK said in a statement that it had increased its stake in publicly-listed GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited from 50.7 perce...
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A far-right wing Indian party on Sunday publicly threw its support behind opposition Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi for prime minister ahead of next month's general elections.The firebrand head of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), Raj Thackeray, s...
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Flipkart, India's answer to US online giant Amazon, said Saturday its sales would cross the milestone $1 billion-mark this year, ahead of schedule, in the country's exploding e-commerce market.Founded in 2007 by two ex-Amazon.com employees and universi...
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by Penelope Macrae (AFP)
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Indian mobile giant Bharti said Friday it was scouting for a new partner to replace Walmart in a retail joint venture with reports saying it was in talks with France's Carrefour and Japan's AEON.The new partner would replace Walmart, the world's bigges...
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An Indian naval officer and an unspecified number of dock workers were injured Friday in a gas leak aboard a yet-to-be commissioned naval ship, a government statement said.The ship, called Yard 701 by the defence ministry, is being built by Mazagaon Do...
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Cheering for your favorite cricket team is a lot harder to do when you live amid political and state tensions. Sixty-seven students in a university in Uttar Pradesh sent students home from Kashmir for celebrating Pakistan’s win against India.
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British aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce revealed Thursday that it is facing a corruption probe in the United States as well as Britain."The group is currently under investigation by law enforcement agencies, primarily the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) i...
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by AFP
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India-focused miner Vedanta Resources on Thursday said Tom Albanese, former head of mining giant Rio Tinto, would become the group's CEO from April.Albanese became chairman of Vedanta's holding company last September after stepping down as chief execut...
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by AFP
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India, the world's biggest democracy, on Wednesday set April 7 as the start of parliamentary elections expected to see the opposition Hindu nationalists led by hardliner Narendra Modi come to power.The Election Commission announced that the polls would...
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Indian technology businessman Phaneesh Murthy has now been twice accused of the same crime — sexual misconduct with...
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