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SoftBank, Ant Group to Sell Paytm Stakes via Block Deal After Failed Talks With Bharti Airtel Founder: Report
Ant Group and SoftBank are discussing selling their stakes in Paytm in the open market, after talks with Bharti Airtel founder failed, the Economic Times reported. Shareholders and investment banks representing Ant and Softbank had earlier approached Bharti Airtel founder-chairman Sunil Mittal with an offer to sell their stakes in One 97 Communicat...
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Updates: 10 Soldiers Released By Chinese Army After Talks
Ten Indian soldiers, including four officers, had been detained by the Chinese Army after the violent clashes of June 15 in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed in action. They are all back with the Indian side now. The release of the men, including two Majors, came about after three days of negotiations in the Galwan Valley headed by a Major Gener...
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Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and others set sights on Myanmar
China Mobile, Vodafone and a group backed by George Soros have entered the race to secure a mobile licence in Myanmar.
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India's Airtel becomes world's fourth largest operator
Bharti Airtel is the fourth largest mobile operator in the world with over 250 million connnections globally, according to analyst firm Wireless Intelligence.
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Airtel CEO sees many new partnerships between India and China
Telecom major Bharti Airtel is expecting many new partnerships between the Indian and Chinese telecom industry.
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SoftBank, Ant Group to Sell Paytm Stakes via Block Deal After Failed Talks With Bharti Airtel Founder: Report
Ant Group and SoftBank are discussing selling their stakes in Paytm in the open market, after talks with Bharti Airtel founder failed, the Economic Times reported. Shareholders and investment banks representing Ant and Softbank had earlier approached Bharti Airtel founder-chairman Sunil Mittal with an offer to sell their stakes in One 97 Communicat...
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Updates: 10 Soldiers Released By Chinese Army After Talks
Ten Indian soldiers, including four officers, had been detained by the Chinese Army after the violent clashes of June 15 in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed in action. They are all back with the Indian side now. The release of the men, including two Majors, came about after three days of negotiations in the Galwan Valley headed by a Major Gener...
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Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and others set sights on Myanmar
China Mobile, Vodafone and a group backed by George Soros have entered the race to secure a mobile licence in Myanmar.
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India's Airtel becomes world's fourth largest operator
Bharti Airtel is the fourth largest mobile operator in the world with over 250 million connnections globally, according to analyst firm Wireless Intelligence.
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Airtel CEO sees many new partnerships between India and China
Telecom major Bharti Airtel is expecting many new partnerships between the Indian and Chinese telecom industry.
