Only the issues of sovereign guarantees by Pakistan for the purchases of gas from India hinder the finalization of the agreement between the two countries.
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Pawan K Ruia owned Jessop & Co seeking approval of its decision to close its operations. One of the oldest companies in India, Jessop & Co, is controlled by Pawan K, Ruia.
Berkshire Hathaway reaped the gains from some of its past deals it made during the 2008 financial crisis.
An average investor would not stand a chance, unlike big-money investors, to acquire a significant stake in Twitter on its IPO.
The Labor Department of the US released data indicating that consumer prices had slightly rose, but did not affect inflation in the US.
Warburg Pincus sells off its shares in Transapacific Industries Group. Warburg Pincus, the private equity firm, is selling off its shareholdings in the Australian waste management company Transpacific Industries Group.
The US Federal Reserve would be making changes in its asset-buying program should a significant shift in the labor market and inflation would be seen.
Several banks required to undergo Fed Reserve stress tests to determine capacity of capital cushions on hypothetical adverse conditions.
A lawsuit was filed by LightSquared against manufacturers of its GPS equipment for broken promises as to the capacity of the machines.
Dell Inc had paid out executives for its shares not rolled over into the newly privatized Dell. The directors and top executives of Dell Inc. had received a total of USD59.
