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    • 853 FDI proposals disposed of in 5 years through FIFP

    • FIPB approves 4 FDI proposals worth 2,060 cr

    • New FDI norms to help accelerate India expansion plans: LeEco

    • PM likely to chair meeting on FDI roadmap on Tuesday

    • FIPB clears 13 FDI proposals including that of Viom Networks

    • Cabinet to decide on HDFC's stake sale in insurance JV

    • H&M plans to add four more stores in India this year

    • India heading for record FDI inflow, says DIPP Secy

    • RBI expresses reservation over 100% FDI in private banks

    • Novartis India gets FIPB nod to sell OTC biz to GSK CPL

    • Max India`s Corporate Restructuring Plan Receives Formal Shareholder Approval

    • Kotak Bank seeks FIPB nod to hike foreign holding to 55%

    • DIPP gives clarity on construction FDI norms

    • CBI records Chidambaram's statement in Aircel-Maxis case

    • 6850 on Nifty likely; be cautious & buy on dips: Ajay Bodke

    • Bad loans biggest challenge facing public sector banks: FM

    • HDFC Bank at risk of being dropped from MSCI

    • Commerce Min seeks 49% FII, FDI cap in existing drug cos

    • FIPB nod toTata-SIA JV will fuel growth: CAPA

      thinks it is critical for other airlines like SpiceJet, GoAir etc to have such kind of joint-ventures so that they are well capitalised not only to finance their losses but also to have working capital.

    • Aviation reviving, but KFA flight uncertain: Ajit Singh

      Union Minister of Aviation Ajit Singh says, the biggest positives for the aviation sector is marked by two landmark pacts - Tata-Singapore Airlines and Jet-Etihad deals.

    • Jet-Etihad deal: CVC may close complaints of irregularities

      The Civil Aviation Ministry has submitted replies to the CVC on a series of allegations raised by Nishikant Dubey against the deal and clarified all concerns raised by him, official sources said.

    • Tata, SIA say airline to always remain under Indian control

      The new venture, proposed to be called Tata SIA Airlines Ltd, would have Tata Sons as the majority partner with 51 percent stake, while Singapore Airlines would hold 49 percent stake with USD 49 million of foreign direct investment (FDI).

    • No rollback of pharma proposals cleared by FIPB on May 10

      According to Finance ministry sources the proposals which were cleared by the FIPB on the 10th of May, will not be deferre

    • Jet seeks FIPB nod for selling stake to Etihad

      Private carrier Jet Airways has sought approval of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) to sell 24 per cent stake in the company to Gulf carrier Etihad Airways, sources said.

    • FIPB clearance reflects govt investor friendly policies

      Ratan Tata today said FIPB clearance to the airline venture between Malaysia's AirAsia, Tatas and another company reflects the Indian government's "true investor friendly policies" and such actions will reinforce confidence in the country.

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