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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved the merger scheme between Hinduja Groups Hinduja Realty Ventures Ltd and Hinduja Healthcare Ltd, marking a significant step in the groups corporate restructuring plans. Under the scheme, Hinduja Healthcare will merge into Hinduja Realty Ventures to consolidate operations and enhance efficiency.

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Fresenius, a German health care company, on Wednesday reported a net loss for the fourth quarter, but revenue remained almost unchanged from previous year. For the quarter, Fresenius recorded a net loss of €614 million ($663 million), compared with a profit of €255 million for the same period last year. This was mainly due to results from the valuation effect of the Fresenius Medical Care (FMC) unit to the tune of €521 million. Bad Homburg-based Fresenius ceded control of th...

From the recession wave in Britain and Japan, job cuts by Cisco and Morgan Stanley to Coinbase turning black, SpaceXs shift to Texas, and Apples new developer tool, heres a look at recent business developments around the world.

The company disclosed the job cuts on its quarterly earnings call Tuesday.

A cross-party group of more than 20 MPs and peers has written to the Culture Secretary expressing their deep concern at the prospect of The Telegraph being taken over by a United Arab Emirates-backed fund.

A cross-party group of more than 20 MPs and peers has written to the Culture Secretary expressing their deep concern at the prospect of The Telegraph being taken over by a United Arab Emirates-backed fund.

The companys board had on September 29, proposed a corporate restructuring to create three separate legal entities for zinc and lead, silver, and recycling business. The move, meant to unlock potential shareholder value, is in line with its parent Vedantas plans to create separately listed entities for aluminium, oil and gas, iron ore and steel.