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Jaguar Land Rover Restarts Car Exports To US: Report
Jaguar Land Rover has restarted shipments of vehicles to the United States after pausing them in the face of US President Donald Trump's tariffs, London's Times newspaper reported on Saturday.
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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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World's Oldest Sunday Newspaper, 'The Observer', Up For Sale
The world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, could be sold to an online startup media group, its owner of more than 30 years announced Tuesday.
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France Halts iPhone 12 Sales Over High Radiation Levels, Threatens Recall
Apple must stop selling its iPhone 12 model in France due to above-threshold radiation levels, France's junior minister for the digital economy Jean-Noel Barrot told the newspaper Le Parisien in an interview published on Tuesday.
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France Orders Apple To Stop iPhone 12 Sales Over Radiation Concerns
Apple must stop selling its iPhone 12 model in France due to above-threshold radiation levels, France's junior minister for the digital economy told newspaper Le Parisien in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Toshiba Accepts $15 Billion Buyout Bid From Private Equity Firm Japan Industrial Partners
Toshiba accepted a $15.3 billion (roughly Rs. 1.25 lakh crore) buyout offer from a Japanese consortium, the Nikkei newspaper reported, as the iconic conglomerate moved a step closer to ending a troubled chapter in its more-than-140-year history. The Tokyo-based company’s board approved on Thursday a bid of about CNY 2 trillion ($15.3 billion) fro...
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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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Google Signs Deal on Copyright Payments to French Press
Google and French newspapers said they had signed an agreement aimed at opening the path to digital copyright payments from the online giant after months of heated negotiations.
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Renault Chairman Says Alliance With Nissan 'Robust': Report
The alliance between the French carmaker Renault and its Japanese partner Nissan Motor is "solid, robust, everything but dead," the chairman of Renault, Jean-Philippe Senard, told Belgian newspaper L'Echo.
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Trump Jr, On India Visit, Says Father's Presidency Costing Family Firm
Donald Trump's presidency has cost the family firm "millions of dollars" in lost business, his son told a newspaper during a visit aimed at drumming up sales of new luxury apartment complexes.
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Aadhaar Breach Risks Identity Theft For 1 Billion Indians: Foreign Media
Over a billion Indian citizens may be vulnerable to identity theft and intrusions of privacy after a newspaper sting uncovered a security breach in the country's vast biometric database, which contains the personal data of almost every citizen.
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Snapdeal Board Rejects $700-$800 Million Flipkart Bid: Report
The Snapdeal board has rejected a bid worth $700-$800 million from Flipkart after due diligence by its bigger rival, Mint newspaper reported.
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CAIT Alleges Flipkart Violated E-Commerce FDI Norms
The complaint is in reference to a newspaper ad announcing the sale of an item together with its discounted price to be available on Flipkart.
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Ola, Matrix Partners Explicitly Deny Stake Sale to Uber
The company slammed the Mumbai-based newspaper for its report, and said that it will be initiating legal action and seeking compensation for damage caused due to the report.
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China Investigates Hong Kong Bookseller Over Mail Sales
Chinese police are investigating a detained Hong Kong bookseller for allegedly selling books by mail illegally in mainland China, an official Chinese newspaper said on Monday, the latest twist in a case that has raised concerns over erosion of civil rights in Hong Kong.
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Jaguar Land Rover Restarts Car Exports To US: Report
Jaguar Land Rover has restarted shipments of vehicles to the United States after pausing them in the face of US President Donald Trump's tariffs, London's Times newspaper reported on Saturday.
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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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World's Oldest Sunday Newspaper, 'The Observer', Up For Sale
The world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, could be sold to an online startup media group, its owner of more than 30 years announced Tuesday.
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France Halts iPhone 12 Sales Over High Radiation Levels, Threatens Recall
Apple must stop selling its iPhone 12 model in France due to above-threshold radiation levels, France's junior minister for the digital economy Jean-Noel Barrot told the newspaper Le Parisien in an interview published on Tuesday.
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France Orders Apple To Stop iPhone 12 Sales Over Radiation Concerns
Apple must stop selling its iPhone 12 model in France due to above-threshold radiation levels, France's junior minister for the digital economy told newspaper Le Parisien in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Toshiba Accepts $15 Billion Buyout Bid From Private Equity Firm Japan Industrial Partners
Toshiba accepted a $15.3 billion (roughly Rs. 1.25 lakh crore) buyout offer from a Japanese consortium, the Nikkei newspaper reported, as the iconic conglomerate moved a step closer to ending a troubled chapter in its more-than-140-year history. The Tokyo-based company’s board approved on Thursday a bid of about CNY 2 trillion ($15.3 billion) fro...
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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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Google Signs Deal on Copyright Payments to French Press
Google and French newspapers said they had signed an agreement aimed at opening the path to digital copyright payments from the online giant after months of heated negotiations.
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Renault Chairman Says Alliance With Nissan 'Robust': Report
The alliance between the French carmaker Renault and its Japanese partner Nissan Motor is "solid, robust, everything but dead," the chairman of Renault, Jean-Philippe Senard, told Belgian newspaper L'Echo.
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Trump Jr, On India Visit, Says Father's Presidency Costing Family Firm
Donald Trump's presidency has cost the family firm "millions of dollars" in lost business, his son told a newspaper during a visit aimed at drumming up sales of new luxury apartment complexes.
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Aadhaar Breach Risks Identity Theft For 1 Billion Indians: Foreign Media
Over a billion Indian citizens may be vulnerable to identity theft and intrusions of privacy after a newspaper sting uncovered a security breach in the country's vast biometric database, which contains the personal data of almost every citizen.
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Snapdeal Board Rejects $700-$800 Million Flipkart Bid: Report
The Snapdeal board has rejected a bid worth $700-$800 million from Flipkart after due diligence by its bigger rival, Mint newspaper reported.
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CAIT Alleges Flipkart Violated E-Commerce FDI Norms
The complaint is in reference to a newspaper ad announcing the sale of an item together with its discounted price to be available on Flipkart.
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Ola, Matrix Partners Explicitly Deny Stake Sale to Uber
The company slammed the Mumbai-based newspaper for its report, and said that it will be initiating legal action and seeking compensation for damage caused due to the report.
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China Investigates Hong Kong Bookseller Over Mail Sales
Chinese police are investigating a detained Hong Kong bookseller for allegedly selling books by mail illegally in mainland China, an official Chinese newspaper said on Monday, the latest twist in a case that has raised concerns over erosion of civil rights in Hong Kong.
