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UNILEVER TO SPEND $5.4 BN TO HIKE STAKE IN HUL TO 75% Anglo-Dutch giant Unilever Plc will hike its stake further by 22.52% to 75% in Hindustan Unilever by paying 20.6% premium or Rs 600 a share. read more | |
HSBC HITS BIG, STRIKES DEALS WORTH $7 BN IN LAST 3 MTHS HSBC closed big deals like GSK & Jet-Etihad in last 6 mths making it the banker of choice for EU MNCs planning to consolidate their presence in India. read more | |
SENSEX RISES 116 PTS; HUL SOARS 17% TO RS 583.60 Sensex slumped 120 pts in the morning & later regained 116 pts to end at 19,504.18 on back of Unilever's open offer for HUL & FM's clarity on TRC. read more | |
GOVT CUTS TAX ON INTEREST IN GOVT, CORP DEBT FOR FIIs Govt will cut tax from 1st June on interest payments to foreigners on govt & corporate debt to 5% from up to 20% for a 2-yr period to bridge CAD. read more | |
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"We have no plans of de-listing the company. HUL is a flagship company in India, and we believe it is attractive to keep it listed. It attracts hundreds of thousands of retail shareholders, who are important to our business."
James Allison
Head -- M&A & Investor Relations, Hindustan Unilever
James Allison
Head -- M&A & Investor Relations, Hindustan Unilever
"Why should we co-operate with the government when they refuse to co-operate with us in any manner...If I am stopped from speaking from the platform of Parliament and informing the nation why we are obstructing the functioning of the House, and that too by the Congress president, then we have no reason to co-operate."
Sushma Swaraj
Senior BJP Leader
Sushma Swaraj
Senior BJP Leader
"In five years I don't think there'll be a reason to have a tablet anymore, maybe a big screen in your workspace, but not a tablet as such. Tablets themselves are not a good business model."
Thorsten Heins
CEO, Blackberry
Thorsten Heins
CEO, Blackberry
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