- Infrastructure company Ramky Infrastructure in talks to raise Rs. 900 crore from assets sale.
- Tata Motors to set up Jaguar and Land Rover plant in Saudi Arabia.
- Nigeria fines mobile firms MTN, Airtel and Globacom a combined $4 million for poor service.
- EBay founder rejects Carl Icahn's call for PayPal spin-off.
- No money for Kingfisher Airlines revival; Vijay Mallya pays over Rs. 4 crore for race horse 'Air Support'.
Source: Economic Times
- Coal India and its largest customer NTPC spar over Rs. 3,000 crore arrear settlement.
- India, Dubai agree to increase bilateral airline seat entitlements by little over 20%.
- Most Infosys staff to get 5-7% hike; seniors, onsite being finalized.
- Anand Mahindra's $1 million challenge to solve traffic stress and electricity shortage awaits desi innovators.
Source: Economic Times
- Nasa to launch water-related satellite in collaboration with Isro.
- India to block US trade probes, ready for fight at WTO.
- No railway refund for non-travellers from March 1.
- Tata Global Beverages gets bourses' nod to merge Mount Everest Mineral Water.
- Swarovski to launch products specifically designed for India.
Source: Economic Times
- IT majors TCS, Infosys, Wipro and Cognizant focus on digital services to create business solutions.
- Small companies market themselves on Facebook and seal deals via WhatsApp.
- Corporation Bank in pact with Tata Motors to finance commercial vehicles.
- Pfizer to buy stake in two foreign units; shares rally.
- Ranbaxy Laboratories suspends drug ingredients shipment from 2 plants.
Source: Economic Times
- India to adopt global financial standards from April 2015.
- Honda plans India R&D unit with initial investment of Rs. 500 crore to develop affordable cars.
- Emirates set to get more flying rights with additional 10,000 seats a week.
- SpiceJet sparks off third fare war of the year; opens three day window to offer 75% off on base fare.
Source: Economic Times
- Oil Ministry falters over price hike nod to Reliance post FIR.
- Honda considers opening board to foreigners.
- Videocon Group firm to set up Rs. 1,000 crore plant in Tamil Nadu.
- Vodafone gives new arbitration notice; challenges right to slap Rs. 20,000 crore retro tax demand.
- Steve Jobs, Snoopy, John Lennon to grace US stamps.
Source: Economic Times
- WhatsApp, BBM, FB chat under Sebi lens for being used to spread price-sensitive information.
- With Dell's PowerEdge servers, Flipkart leads India's e-commerce transformation.
- Bespoke suit makers, scotch brands join hands to woo rich Indian clients.
Source: Economic Times
- CCI rules out unfair trade practices by Religare group firms.
- ITC to take on Nestle, PepsiCo, Amul and HUL with dairy products and non-carbonated drinks.
- Lotte India Corporation Ltd. to invest Rs. 300 crore in Haryana.
- Government likely to increase and merge dearness allowance with basic pay.
- Singapore's Jungle Ventures invest Rs. 7.3 crore in Crayon Data.
- Facebook to buy WhatsApp message service for $19 million.
Source: Economic Times
- New Silk Route gets ready to sell Destimoney for Rs. 1,200 crore.
- Mumbai builder Lodha Group buys second building on Carey Street in London for Rs. 1,000 crore after MacDonald House.
- 14 more coal block licences of companies like ArcelorMittal, Hindalco, Tata Power, Reliance Energy cancelled.
- 47 Taiwanese electronics firms to set up shop cluster in Bangalore.
- Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw succeeds Mukesh Ambani as Chairperson of IIM-B board.
Source: Economic Times
- Centre takes back 10 coal blocks from firms like Jindal Steel, Tatas, Adani.
- Amazon to use own logistics network for product delivery in 2 years.
- Vote on Account 2014: Cars, two-wheelers, TVs, computers, refrigerators set to be cheaper.
- Bangladesh inks hydrocarbon exploration deals with Oil India, ONGC.
- Actavis Plc in talks to but Forest Laboratories Inc for upto $25 billion.
Source: Economic Times
