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Government trying to convince BHP Billiton to stay invested in India
BHP Billiton Ltd, the world's largest miner, in October said it has exited nine out of its 10 oil and gas exploration projects in India as it could not start operations for want of defence approval.
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Australia's Santos wants to exit Indian oil and gas blocks: report
Close on the heels of mining giant BHP Billiton deciding to quit Indian oil and gas blocks, Australia's Santos wants to exit its two exploration blocks in Bay of Bengal due to delays in getting approvals to start work.
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BlackBerry shares rally on AT&T launch, takeover hopes
BlackBerry shares rose 14 per cent on Monday, fueled by takeover speculation and news that AT&T Inc will start selling the new BlackBerry Z10 touchscreen smartphone in the United States on March 22.
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Asian shares track global equities higher
Asian shares edged higher on Wednesday, buoyed by rising global equities overnight on an improving global economic outlook, while the yen resumed its decline.
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First meeting of Cabinet Committee of Investment: Coal, petroleum in focus
The Cabinet Committee on Investment (CCI), meant to expedite the clearance process for infrastructure projects worth Rs. 1,000 crore or more, is likely to meet for the first time in the next eight to 10 days.
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UK's BG Group, BHP sign pact with govt for oil exploration off Mumbai
UK's BG Group and BHP Billiton of Australia, the only international majors to bid for Indian oil and gas blocks in recent times, today signed a contract to explore in deep-seas of Mumbai.
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Debt should reduce, may consider equity issues to raise funds: Bhushan Steel CFO
Nitin Johari, CFO, Bhushan Steel Ltd, told NDTV Profit that the company’s volumes grew by 46 per cent during the fourth quarter of 2012-13. “We expect our debt to reduce going forward. We may look at equity issues to raise funds,” he said.
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Nikkei eases off 8 and half month highs, china-related shares fall
Japan's Nikkei average slipped 0.3% after fresh concerns about China's growth pushed US stocks lower
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Government trying to convince BHP Billiton to stay invested in India
BHP Billiton Ltd, the world's largest miner, in October said it has exited nine out of its 10 oil and gas exploration projects in India as it could not start operations for want of defence approval.
-
Australia's Santos wants to exit Indian oil and gas blocks: report
Close on the heels of mining giant BHP Billiton deciding to quit Indian oil and gas blocks, Australia's Santos wants to exit its two exploration blocks in Bay of Bengal due to delays in getting approvals to start work.
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BlackBerry shares rally on AT&T launch, takeover hopes
BlackBerry shares rose 14 per cent on Monday, fueled by takeover speculation and news that AT&T Inc will start selling the new BlackBerry Z10 touchscreen smartphone in the United States on March 22.
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Asian shares track global equities higher
Asian shares edged higher on Wednesday, buoyed by rising global equities overnight on an improving global economic outlook, while the yen resumed its decline.
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First meeting of Cabinet Committee of Investment: Coal, petroleum in focus
The Cabinet Committee on Investment (CCI), meant to expedite the clearance process for infrastructure projects worth Rs. 1,000 crore or more, is likely to meet for the first time in the next eight to 10 days.
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UK's BG Group, BHP sign pact with govt for oil exploration off Mumbai
UK's BG Group and BHP Billiton of Australia, the only international majors to bid for Indian oil and gas blocks in recent times, today signed a contract to explore in deep-seas of Mumbai.
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Debt should reduce, may consider equity issues to raise funds: Bhushan Steel CFO
Nitin Johari, CFO, Bhushan Steel Ltd, told NDTV Profit that the company’s volumes grew by 46 per cent during the fourth quarter of 2012-13. “We expect our debt to reduce going forward. We may look at equity issues to raise funds,” he said.
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Nikkei eases off 8 and half month highs, china-related shares fall
Japan's Nikkei average slipped 0.3% after fresh concerns about China's growth pushed US stocks lower
