Tata Sons is buying Tejas Networks, a publicly listed company offering data networking products to telecom operators and internet service providers for...
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5th Aug 2021 | Updated at 10:30am 5th Aug 2021
Tatas buy TejasNetworks to push enterprise telecom play
Tata Sons is buying Tejas Networks, a publicly listed company offering data networking products to telecom operators and internet service providers for £292.3 million, to bolster its enterprise telecom play. According to the contours of the...
Adani joins petrochemicals business to take on Ambani
Gautam Adani took a small step to enter the petrochemicals business by forming a wholly-owned unit under Adani Enterprises Ltd. Sources tracking the company said this is in response to Mukesh Ambani’s announcement in June that Reliance Industries...
Videocon Group promoter Venugopal Dhoot approached an appeals court against a June insolvency tribunal order that cleared the resolution plan of Vedanta...
Gautam Adani took a small step to enter the petrochemicals business by forming a wholly-owned unit under Adani Enterprises Ltd. Sources tracking the company...
Unable to work out a revival for the ailing telcom company Vodafone Idea (VIL), company chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla has offered his group’s stake to...
Reliance Industries (RIL) reported a modest rise in quarterly profit, helped by higher price realisations in its retail, oil-to-chemicals (O2C) and the...
The government of India expects to receive the financial bids for Air India by September, minister of state for civil aviation V K Singh told Parliament....
Food delivery services pioneer Zomato enjoyed a successful listing, which is being hailed as a tribute to Indian entrepreneurship. Zomato had a stellar...
Reliance Retail Ventures, an arm of RIL, is buying Just Dial in a cash deal worth £571 million, as India’s largest and most profitable player enters the local search services space. The company is acquiring the local search engine, which boasts...
The Reserve Bank of India barred Mastercard from onboarding any new domestic customer from July 22. The directive bars the US-based network from issuing either prepaid, credit or debit cards to new customers under its network in India. Mastercard...
