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New 'Bombay House' Restaurant In UAE Will Be Launched To Honour Ratan Tata's Legacy
The new Dubai restaurant is a tribute to Ratan Tata's lasting legacy that uniquely combines industrial growth, principles and compassion.
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Indian Woman Inherits Son's Legacy In UAE 8 Years After His Death: Report
A 78-year-old Indian woman has inherited her unmarried son's legacy in the UAE eight years after his death, leaving her overwhelmed, according to a media report.
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Sort Out 'Legacy Issues' Of Some Big Investments: UAE To India
The UAE is among the top investors in India in terms of foreign direct investments and contributes significantly to India's energy security. It was also the fifth largest supplier of crude oil to India in 2015-16.
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UAE Etihad Airways' pause highlights India investment risk
The sudden display of caution by Etihad Airways over taking a stake in Jet Airways is the legacy of a string of failed forays by Gulf investors into India. The backtracking on a deal reported to be near completion highlighted investor apprehension about India and recalled how the UAE's biggest telecom operator Etisalat was badly burned by a recent ...
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New 'Bombay House' Restaurant In UAE Will Be Launched To Honour Ratan Tata's Legacy
The new Dubai restaurant is a tribute to Ratan Tata's lasting legacy that uniquely combines industrial growth, principles and compassion.
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Indian Woman Inherits Son's Legacy In UAE 8 Years After His Death: Report
A 78-year-old Indian woman has inherited her unmarried son's legacy in the UAE eight years after his death, leaving her overwhelmed, according to a media report.
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Sort Out 'Legacy Issues' Of Some Big Investments: UAE To India
The UAE is among the top investors in India in terms of foreign direct investments and contributes significantly to India's energy security. It was also the fifth largest supplier of crude oil to India in 2015-16.
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UAE Etihad Airways' pause highlights India investment risk
The sudden display of caution by Etihad Airways over taking a stake in Jet Airways is the legacy of a string of failed forays by Gulf investors into India. The backtracking on a deal reported to be near completion highlighted investor apprehension about India and recalled how the UAE's biggest telecom operator Etisalat was badly burned by a recent ...
