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The Frenchman Who Is Keeping Musk, Zuckerberg And Big Tech In Line
Thierry Breton was visibly pleased after meeting with Mark Zuckerberg. The 68-year-old Frenchman was suppressing a smile, his feathery white hair still perfectly in place following a late June stroll through the rooftop gardens of Meta Platforms Inc.
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RBI Will Have Different Priorities After Raghuram Rajan: Deutsche Bank
The Reserve Bank of India after outgoing Governor Raghuram Rajan will deal with a markedly different set of priorities, Deutsche Bank said in a special report.
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Foreign Firms Cash Out as Mutual Funds Near Rs 15-Lakh Crore Mark
While Goldman sold its mutual fund business here to Reliance MF for Rs 243 crore, Deutsche Bank Group sold its asset management business here to Pramerica Asset Managers.
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Nokia Tries to Reinvent Itself, Again, by Taking Over Alcatel-Lucent
Nokia has turned to manufacturing the telecom equipment that powers the mobile networks of global carriers like Deutsche Telekom and China Mobile.
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Sensex May Touch 30,000 Mark by FY15-end: Experts
The landslide victory of Bjartiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is most likely to lead to "elevated expectations" on the economic reform front and the Sensex can touch the 30,000 mark by the end of this fiscal year, according to experts.
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Rupee to remain under pressure in near-term: experts
After crossing the 57 mark against the US dollar last week, the domestic currency is likely to remain under pressure in the near-term on the back of rising concerns over the current account deficit.
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Rout tarnishes gold's lustre as safe haven
Even the most fierce gold bulls must be feeling sheepish after bullion tumbled helter-skelter to two-year lows in a couple of days, putting a question mark over how much space the metal should take in portfolios.
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Sanofi edges closer to world's first dengue vaccine, launch likely by 2015
The vaccine protects against three virus strains, but the lack of protection against the fourth means a commercial launch could likely be in 2015.
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AIG selling $6 billion of AIA shares, to repay US bailout
American International Group (AIG) is looking to raise about $6 billion by selling part of its stake in Asia subsidiary AIA Group in a long-awaited move to help the U.S. insurer repay a federal government bail-out.
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Deutsche Mark set for comeback instead of Euro in Germany
Rumours are rife that Deutsche Mark may be re-introduced in Germany and the Euro shelved as the country's currency, a media report said.There is speculation that Deutsche Mark bank notes are being printed again in preparation for ditching the euro; it's said that Germany's Central bank, Bundesbank, has been ordered to print marks as part of conting...
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The Frenchman Who Is Keeping Musk, Zuckerberg And Big Tech In Line
Thierry Breton was visibly pleased after meeting with Mark Zuckerberg. The 68-year-old Frenchman was suppressing a smile, his feathery white hair still perfectly in place following a late June stroll through the rooftop gardens of Meta Platforms Inc.
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RBI Will Have Different Priorities After Raghuram Rajan: Deutsche Bank
The Reserve Bank of India after outgoing Governor Raghuram Rajan will deal with a markedly different set of priorities, Deutsche Bank said in a special report.
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Foreign Firms Cash Out as Mutual Funds Near Rs 15-Lakh Crore Mark
While Goldman sold its mutual fund business here to Reliance MF for Rs 243 crore, Deutsche Bank Group sold its asset management business here to Pramerica Asset Managers.
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Nokia Tries to Reinvent Itself, Again, by Taking Over Alcatel-Lucent
Nokia has turned to manufacturing the telecom equipment that powers the mobile networks of global carriers like Deutsche Telekom and China Mobile.
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Sensex May Touch 30,000 Mark by FY15-end: Experts
The landslide victory of Bjartiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is most likely to lead to "elevated expectations" on the economic reform front and the Sensex can touch the 30,000 mark by the end of this fiscal year, according to experts.
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Rupee to remain under pressure in near-term: experts
After crossing the 57 mark against the US dollar last week, the domestic currency is likely to remain under pressure in the near-term on the back of rising concerns over the current account deficit.
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Rout tarnishes gold's lustre as safe haven
Even the most fierce gold bulls must be feeling sheepish after bullion tumbled helter-skelter to two-year lows in a couple of days, putting a question mark over how much space the metal should take in portfolios.
-
Sanofi edges closer to world's first dengue vaccine, launch likely by 2015
The vaccine protects against three virus strains, but the lack of protection against the fourth means a commercial launch could likely be in 2015.
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AIG selling $6 billion of AIA shares, to repay US bailout
American International Group (AIG) is looking to raise about $6 billion by selling part of its stake in Asia subsidiary AIA Group in a long-awaited move to help the U.S. insurer repay a federal government bail-out.
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Deutsche Mark set for comeback instead of Euro in Germany
Rumours are rife that Deutsche Mark may be re-introduced in Germany and the Euro shelved as the country's currency, a media report said.There is speculation that Deutsche Mark bank notes are being printed again in preparation for ditching the euro; it's said that Germany's Central bank, Bundesbank, has been ordered to print marks as part of conting...
