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  • Startup layoffs cross 10,000 mark as companies restructure, attempt to reduce cash burn amid funding winter

  • TCS targets $50 billion in revenue by 2030: Network18 Exclusive with MD & CEO Rajesh Gopinathan

  • Sugar prices likely to stay around current levels: ISMA

  • IMF releases $102.1 million to Pakistan

  • Indiabulls Housing to restructure debt to lower borrowing rate

  • New norms a chance to pull banks out of logjam: Experts

  • Bankruptcy Code will be a game-changer, workmen to benefit

  • Tata Steel restructuring move +ve; not enough for upgrade: S&P

  • Jindal Saw to go for restructuring of firm, subsidiaries

  • Edelweiss ARC seeks to restructure Bharti Shipyard's debt

  • Jindal Stainless gets board nod to rejig biz; to list arm

  • RBI nod to recast project loans will boost infra: Experts

  • Winsome Diamonds unlikely to get restructured: Central Bank

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, RK Goyal, ED of Central Bank of India spoke about Winsome Diamonds account. Central Bank of India has classified both the accounts of Winsome Diamonds as non-performing assets (NPAs).

  • Britannia restructures operations to boost growth

    As part of the changes announced today, the company's India operations will be led by Varun Berry (Chief Operating Officer) who recently joined the firm, Britannia Industries said in a statement.

  • Panel formed to study applications for CIL restructuring

    The Coal Ministry has formed a panel to examine the applications received for appointing consultants for the restructuring of Coal India.

  • Govt kick-starts process of CIL restructuring; invites bids

    Kick-starting the process of restructuring Coal India Ltd, the government invited bids for appointment of advisors to restructure the nation's largest coal producer.

  • Royal Orchids to add 12 hotels annually; debt at Rs 154cr

    Royal Orchid Hotels‘ board today gave the green signal for a debt restructuring for the company‘s Rs 154 crore debt. The stock was up Rs 2.50, or 5.79% at Rs 45.70. It touched an intraday high of Rs 47.35.

  • Google warns of more cuts at Motorola

    Google Inc said planned job cuts at its Motorola Mobility mobile phone unit will cost about USD 340 million in severance and other costs in the third quarter and it warned of further restructuring that may result in "significant" charges.

  • PMO keen to restructure Coal India

    The PMO is very keen to restructure the PSU giant Coal India. The PMO wants to list the south-eastern coalfields and Mahanadi coalfields, reports CNBC-TV18.

  • Power stocks rally on SEB bailout package plan

    The Cabinet has cleared Rs 2 lakh crore proposal to restructure the debt of the state power boards.

  • Shoppers Stop targets HyperCity breakeven in 2 yrs

    Department store operator Shoppers Stop now expects its food and grocery chain HyperCity will break-even at the EBTIDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) level in two years and likely post net profit a year after that.

  • HCC yet to decide on debt restructuring, lenders adamant

    Even as lenders are certain that Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) will have no option but to restructure its debt, the company is yet to take a final call. The company and lenders failed to come to a conclusion at the meeting held today, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting sources.

  • Cabinet note soon on Air India rejig: Sources

    Air India may soon get a fresh lease of life. The aviation ministry has begun work on preparing a cabinet note on the airline's restructuring and even as banks have agreed to broad terms of the restructuring package, reports CNBC-TV18's Mehak Kasbekar quoting sources.

  • Infosys to complete restructuring in 3-4 months: Sources

    Infosys is likely to have finalised two European firms for acquisition, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting sources. It is learnt that the IT major will be pumping in USD 280-300 for the acquisition which is slated to complete before July.

  • Cement companies up price in Mumbai by about Rs 6

    Cement manufacturers on Tuesday increased prices by an average Rs 6 per 50-kg bag in Mumbai, following a proposal in the budget to restructure the present excise duty, dealers and analysts said.

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