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Google Wallet Play Store Listing Hints at Imminent India Launch, to Work Alongside Google Pay: Report
Google Wallet India launch could take place soon with support for local integrations, according to a report. The company's Google Wallet app was recently listed on the Play Store in India, with screenshots that show support for local integrations. While Google later removed these screenshots showing Indian banks, airlines and other services that of...
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CBI Closes Probe In Air India Aircraft Leasing Case Over Lack Of Evidence
The CBI has filed a closure report in its probe into the alleged irregularities in the leasing of aircraft by NACIL, a company formed by the merger of Air India and Indian Airlines during the UPA era, as there was no "evidence of any wrongdoing," off
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Go First Lenders To Vote On Liquidation Amid Lack Of Suitors: Report
Go First airline's lenders will vote on a proposal to liquidate the insolvent Indian airline, two banking sources told Reuters on Thursday, days after a deadline to bid for the company ended with no suitors.
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SpiceJet In Turbulent Phase As Stock Slumps Over 40% This Year
Indian airline company SpiceJet is going through a highly turbulent phase in recent times on account of several glitches and a non-adherence to mandated guidelines in regards to the training of some pilots.
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Paying My Employees Despite Lockdown: Vijay Mallya Seeks Centre's Help
Fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya today said all his companies had ceased operations and sought help from the Indian government in sending employees of his company home.
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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20 Flights Affected By Decision To Avoid Parts Of Iran Airspace: Centre
Total 20 flights of Indian airline companies have been affected by the decision to avoid parts of Iranian airspace amid the ongoing tension between the west Asian country and the US, the government informed Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Indian Government To Probe Jet As Airline Teeters: 10 Points
The government said on Friday that it would investigate Jet Airways' ability to fly, a day after the cash-strapped airline suspended most of its international flights. Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu said in a tweet that his ministry would "review issues related to Jet Airways" and "take necessary steps" to minimise passenger inconvenience an...
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SpiceJet Sees Improving Outlook Despite Profit Plunge
SpiceJet Q3 report: The airline's standalone net profit fell to Rs 55.07 crore for the last three months of 2018.
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India's Airlines Seek Emergency Credit From Oil Firms, Airports: Report
Airlines in India are asking the government to help them obtain unsecured credit from oil companies and airports, as fuel-price increases push them deeper into losses and imperil their survival. Competition and aggressive pricing are stopping fares from rising to reflect higher input costs, the Federation of Indian Airlines said in a letter sent to...
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India's Airline Fleet To Double To 1,100 By 2027: Study
International aircraft leasing company Avolon has forecasted that India's current passenger jet fleet will double to almost 1,100 by 2027.
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Don't Cancel Tickets Booked With Old Notes: Government To Airlines
Government has directed airlines to ensure tickets issued using the now-withdrawn Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes directly from counters at airports are "non-refundable" following an unusual surge in such bookings since the high-value currencies were demonetised two days ago.
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SpiceJet's 100-Plane And $12 Billion Blockbuster Deal: Foreign Media
Two years ago, SpiceJet was fighting for survival as creditors retreated and oil companies refused to refuel its airliners. Today, the world's biggest planemakers are wooing the recovering Indian budget carrier for a potential blockbuster order worth about $12 billion.
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Isro to Challenge Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos With Record Launch
The business of putting satellites into space is surging as phone companies, Internet providers, airlines and even carmakers seek bandwidth for communications.
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Indebted Tycoon Vijay Mallya To Step Down As Sanofi India Chairman
Indian business tycoon Vijay Mallya, under pressure from banks to repay more than dollar 1 billion owed by his collapsed airline, has decided to not seek re-election as chairman of French drugmaker Sanofi's India unit, the company said.
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Google Wallet Play Store Listing Hints at Imminent India Launch, to Work Alongside Google Pay: Report
Google Wallet India launch could take place soon with support for local integrations, according to a report. The company's Google Wallet app was recently listed on the Play Store in India, with screenshots that show support for local integrations. While Google later removed these screenshots showing Indian banks, airlines and other services that of...
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CBI Closes Probe In Air India Aircraft Leasing Case Over Lack Of Evidence
The CBI has filed a closure report in its probe into the alleged irregularities in the leasing of aircraft by NACIL, a company formed by the merger of Air India and Indian Airlines during the UPA era, as there was no "evidence of any wrongdoing," off
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Go First Lenders To Vote On Liquidation Amid Lack Of Suitors: Report
Go First airline's lenders will vote on a proposal to liquidate the insolvent Indian airline, two banking sources told Reuters on Thursday, days after a deadline to bid for the company ended with no suitors.
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SpiceJet In Turbulent Phase As Stock Slumps Over 40% This Year
Indian airline company SpiceJet is going through a highly turbulent phase in recent times on account of several glitches and a non-adherence to mandated guidelines in regards to the training of some pilots.
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Paying My Employees Despite Lockdown: Vijay Mallya Seeks Centre's Help
Fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya today said all his companies had ceased operations and sought help from the Indian government in sending employees of his company home.
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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20 Flights Affected By Decision To Avoid Parts Of Iran Airspace: Centre
Total 20 flights of Indian airline companies have been affected by the decision to avoid parts of Iranian airspace amid the ongoing tension between the west Asian country and the US, the government informed Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Indian Government To Probe Jet As Airline Teeters: 10 Points
The government said on Friday that it would investigate Jet Airways' ability to fly, a day after the cash-strapped airline suspended most of its international flights. Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu said in a tweet that his ministry would "review issues related to Jet Airways" and "take necessary steps" to minimise passenger inconvenience an...
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SpiceJet Sees Improving Outlook Despite Profit Plunge
SpiceJet Q3 report: The airline's standalone net profit fell to Rs 55.07 crore for the last three months of 2018.
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India's Airlines Seek Emergency Credit From Oil Firms, Airports: Report
Airlines in India are asking the government to help them obtain unsecured credit from oil companies and airports, as fuel-price increases push them deeper into losses and imperil their survival. Competition and aggressive pricing are stopping fares from rising to reflect higher input costs, the Federation of Indian Airlines said in a letter sent to...
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India's Airline Fleet To Double To 1,100 By 2027: Study
International aircraft leasing company Avolon has forecasted that India's current passenger jet fleet will double to almost 1,100 by 2027.
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Don't Cancel Tickets Booked With Old Notes: Government To Airlines
Government has directed airlines to ensure tickets issued using the now-withdrawn Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes directly from counters at airports are "non-refundable" following an unusual surge in such bookings since the high-value currencies were demonetised two days ago.
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SpiceJet's 100-Plane And $12 Billion Blockbuster Deal: Foreign Media
Two years ago, SpiceJet was fighting for survival as creditors retreated and oil companies refused to refuel its airliners. Today, the world's biggest planemakers are wooing the recovering Indian budget carrier for a potential blockbuster order worth about $12 billion.
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Isro to Challenge Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos With Record Launch
The business of putting satellites into space is surging as phone companies, Internet providers, airlines and even carmakers seek bandwidth for communications.
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Indebted Tycoon Vijay Mallya To Step Down As Sanofi India Chairman
Indian business tycoon Vijay Mallya, under pressure from banks to repay more than dollar 1 billion owed by his collapsed airline, has decided to not seek re-election as chairman of French drugmaker Sanofi's India unit, the company said.
