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Google Said to Invest $350 Million in Flipkart, Valuing Firm at $37 Billion
Google will invest $350 million in Walmart-backed Flipkart, and pick up a minority stake in the e-commerce firm. The latest funding round, led by biggest shareholder Walmart, values the firm at $37 billion. Flipkart said in a statement that Google will join in as an investor in the latest funding round for the Bengaluru-based company.
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Google To Buy Stake In Flipkart In Walmart-Led Funding Round
Flipkart today announced to add Google as a minority investor in the e-commerce platform as part of the latest funding round led by Walmart.
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Tata Motors in Talks to Sell Minority Stake in Its EV Division, Intends to Raise Up to $1 Billion: Report
Tata Motors is in talks with sovereign wealth funds and private equity investors to sell a significant minority stake in the company's electric vehicle division, Economic Times newspaper reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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Walmart In Talks To Buy Minority Stake In Flipkart: Report
Walmart could buy a 15 per cent to 20 per cent stake in Amazon.com Inc's main competitor in India, the newspaper said, citing two anonymous sources.
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Ease Of Doing Business: India Ranked 4th In Protecting Minority Investors Interest
This is the first time that India has figured in the top five nations in one of the parameters for determining 'ease of doing business'.
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India Jumps 30 Ranks in World Bank's 'Ease of Doing Business' Report
India jumped into 100th place on the World Bank's ranking of countries by Ease of Doing Business for the first time in its report for 2018, up about 30 places, driven by reforms in access to credit, power supplies and protection of minority investors.
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Vedanta Completes Cairn Merger
In July last year, Vedanta had sweetened its merger proposal to win over minority shareholders.
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Mallya's Sweetheart Deal: Sebi May Order Payout For Investors
This is separate from an 'additional payout' that Sebi had ordered Diageo in June last year to pay to the minority shareholders, who had tendered their shares in an open offer in 2012,
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India Ranks 13th In Protection Of Minority Investors
India's global ranking in terms of protection of minority investors has slipped three notches to 13th, but remains much higher than the country's overall 130th rank for ease of doing business.
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India Ranks 13th In Protection Of Minority Investors
Others that ranked higher than India are Hong Kong, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, the UK, Georgia, Canada, Norway, the UAE, Slovenia and Israel.
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Sensex Rangebound ahead of Holidays, Derivatives Expiry
India's stock markets tiptoed between minor gains and losses on Tuesday, as investors avoided building large positions in a holiday-shortened week and ahead of the expiry of derivatives contracts next Thursday.
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Give Exit Route to Dissenting Investors: Sebi to Listed Firms
In a significant move to safeguard minority investors, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday proposed making it mandatory for listed companies to provide an exit option to dissenting shareholders in case of changes to the objectives for which they had raised money from public.
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India Ranks 8th on Minority Investors' Protection: World Bank
India is ranked eighth globally when it comes to protection of minority investors, ahead of many developed economies including the US, Germany and Japan.
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Aviva Investors Opposes Vedanta Takeover Bid for Cairn India
Fund firm Aviva Investors said on Wednesday that it opposed a $2.3-billion plan by Vedanta Ltd to buy out minority shareholders in Cairn India as the deal failed to deliver sufficient value.
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Cairn India Buyout Offer Fair: Vedanta
Mining and energy group Vedanta Limited said on Thursday that its offer to buy out minority investors in Cairn India was fair, dismissing reports that opposition from some small shareholders, including former owner Cairn Energy, could scupper the deal.
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Google Said to Invest $350 Million in Flipkart, Valuing Firm at $37 Billion
Google will invest $350 million in Walmart-backed Flipkart, and pick up a minority stake in the e-commerce firm. The latest funding round, led by biggest shareholder Walmart, values the firm at $37 billion. Flipkart said in a statement that Google will join in as an investor in the latest funding round for the Bengaluru-based company.
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Google To Buy Stake In Flipkart In Walmart-Led Funding Round
Flipkart today announced to add Google as a minority investor in the e-commerce platform as part of the latest funding round led by Walmart.
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Tata Motors in Talks to Sell Minority Stake in Its EV Division, Intends to Raise Up to $1 Billion: Report
Tata Motors is in talks with sovereign wealth funds and private equity investors to sell a significant minority stake in the company's electric vehicle division, Economic Times newspaper reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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Walmart In Talks To Buy Minority Stake In Flipkart: Report
Walmart could buy a 15 per cent to 20 per cent stake in Amazon.com Inc's main competitor in India, the newspaper said, citing two anonymous sources.
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Ease Of Doing Business: India Ranked 4th In Protecting Minority Investors Interest
This is the first time that India has figured in the top five nations in one of the parameters for determining 'ease of doing business'.
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India Jumps 30 Ranks in World Bank's 'Ease of Doing Business' Report
India jumped into 100th place on the World Bank's ranking of countries by Ease of Doing Business for the first time in its report for 2018, up about 30 places, driven by reforms in access to credit, power supplies and protection of minority investors.
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Vedanta Completes Cairn Merger
In July last year, Vedanta had sweetened its merger proposal to win over minority shareholders.
-
Mallya's Sweetheart Deal: Sebi May Order Payout For Investors
This is separate from an 'additional payout' that Sebi had ordered Diageo in June last year to pay to the minority shareholders, who had tendered their shares in an open offer in 2012,
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India Ranks 13th In Protection Of Minority Investors
India's global ranking in terms of protection of minority investors has slipped three notches to 13th, but remains much higher than the country's overall 130th rank for ease of doing business.
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India Ranks 13th In Protection Of Minority Investors
Others that ranked higher than India are Hong Kong, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, the UK, Georgia, Canada, Norway, the UAE, Slovenia and Israel.
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Sensex Rangebound ahead of Holidays, Derivatives Expiry
India's stock markets tiptoed between minor gains and losses on Tuesday, as investors avoided building large positions in a holiday-shortened week and ahead of the expiry of derivatives contracts next Thursday.
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Give Exit Route to Dissenting Investors: Sebi to Listed Firms
In a significant move to safeguard minority investors, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday proposed making it mandatory for listed companies to provide an exit option to dissenting shareholders in case of changes to the objectives for which they had raised money from public.
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India Ranks 8th on Minority Investors' Protection: World Bank
India is ranked eighth globally when it comes to protection of minority investors, ahead of many developed economies including the US, Germany and Japan.
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Aviva Investors Opposes Vedanta Takeover Bid for Cairn India
Fund firm Aviva Investors said on Wednesday that it opposed a $2.3-billion plan by Vedanta Ltd to buy out minority shareholders in Cairn India as the deal failed to deliver sufficient value.
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Cairn India Buyout Offer Fair: Vedanta
Mining and energy group Vedanta Limited said on Thursday that its offer to buy out minority investors in Cairn India was fair, dismissing reports that opposition from some small shareholders, including former owner Cairn Energy, could scupper the deal.
