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Mahindra Thar #1 Bid Reaches Rs. 1.11 Crore On Last Day Of Auction; Winner To Be Announced On October 2 – CarandBike
Aakash Minda now is the top bidder for the Thar #1 and as we already told you, the winner of the auction will be announced on October 2, when the company also announces the price of the Mahindra Thar SUV. Read More
reported by at Carandbike.com
Likhitha Infrastructure IPO day 1: Issue fully subscribed, retail book 2.5 times – Moneycontrol.com
KR Choksey recommended subscribing Likhitha Infrastructure IPO with a long-term perspective. Read More
reported by at Moneycontrol
Vedanta’s Anil Agarwal seeks $5 billion for turnaround fund – Mint
Anil Agarwal is seeking at least $5 billion for a fund targeting companies being sold off by the Indian government.Anil Agarwal is scouting for targets and could spend nearly $10 billion on the first few acquisitions Read More
reported by Bloomberg at Livemint
Mercedes-Benz E-Class long-wheelbase version showcased – Hindustan Times Auto News
Mercedes-Benz E-Class is longer by 140mm and therefore promises more space for passengers at the rear. Read More
reported by HT Auto Desk at Hindustan Times
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Amazon’s Prime Day mega sale event will take place October 13 TechCrunch
Holiday shopping season is getting a big head start this year. Amazon today announced that it will hold Prime Day ? its annual mega global sale event on a big range of items, including toys, TVs, electronics, fashion, beauty, kitchen, home, and Amazon Devices? Read...
DCGI nod to Hetero Labs’ Favipiravir for treating mild-to-moderate Covid Mint
Favivir 800/200 will be available in a pack containing 16 tablets of favipiravir 800 mg and 2 tablets of favipiravir 200 mg priced at ?2,640 per pack Read More reported by PTI at...
‘Worst case scenario has been averted’: JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon on economic challenges due to COVID Moneycontrol.com
Jamie Dimon said governments and central banks across the globe prevented the situation from becoming worse. Read More reported by at...