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Credit Suisse Stock Plunges 14% To New Record Low
Shares in Switzerland's second-biggest bank fell rapidly on the Swiss stock exchange, dropping 14.30 percent to 2.139 Swiss francs.
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On Spotify's Wall Street Debut, New York Stock Exchange Flies Wrong Flag
When people showed up for Spotify Technology SA's market debut on Tuesday morning something was amiss: there was a Swiss flag flying in front of the New York Stock Exchange, but the world's No. 1 streaming music company is based in Sweden.
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TPG sells 10% stake in Shriram Transport Finance for Rs 1600 crore
TPG Capital, which held its stake in Shriram Transport Finance Company through Newbridge India Investment Ltd, sold 2.26 crore shares (amounting to 9.98 per cent stake) in the firm, as per data available with stock exchanges. The shares were sold on an average price of Rs 715.15 valuing the deal size at Rs 1,612 crore, data showed.
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Ambuja seeks shareholders' nod for paying higher technology fee
Ambuja Cements today sought the approval of shareholders for paying one per cent of its net annual sales as "technology and know-how fee" to Swiss parent Holcim.
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Credit Suisse Stock Plunges 14% To New Record Low
Shares in Switzerland's second-biggest bank fell rapidly on the Swiss stock exchange, dropping 14.30 percent to 2.139 Swiss francs.
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On Spotify's Wall Street Debut, New York Stock Exchange Flies Wrong Flag
When people showed up for Spotify Technology SA's market debut on Tuesday morning something was amiss: there was a Swiss flag flying in front of the New York Stock Exchange, but the world's No. 1 streaming music company is based in Sweden.
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TPG sells 10% stake in Shriram Transport Finance for Rs 1600 crore
TPG Capital, which held its stake in Shriram Transport Finance Company through Newbridge India Investment Ltd, sold 2.26 crore shares (amounting to 9.98 per cent stake) in the firm, as per data available with stock exchanges. The shares were sold on an average price of Rs 715.15 valuing the deal size at Rs 1,612 crore, data showed.
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Ambuja seeks shareholders' nod for paying higher technology fee
Ambuja Cements today sought the approval of shareholders for paying one per cent of its net annual sales as "technology and know-how fee" to Swiss parent Holcim.
