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Challenger pitches growth as rising yields lure savers - Vimarsana News

Challenger pitches growth as rising yields lure savers

Retirement products’ provider Challenger told investors it has room to grow as it unveiled a strategy to target wealthy Australians.

Source: afr.com
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New Electronics - Europe's first zero-occupancy autonomous vehicle journey conducted by Oxbotica - Vimarsana News

New Electronics - Europe's first zero-occupancy autonomous vehicle journey conducted by Oxbotica

Oxbotica, a developer of autonomous vehicle software, has completed the first safe and sustainable deployment of a zero-occupancy, fully autonomous, new-type electric vehicle on publicly accessible roads in Europe.

Twitter deal leaves Elon Musk with no easy way out - Vimarsana News

Twitter deal leaves Elon Musk with no easy way out

Simply abandoning the $44bn transaction is not an option

Post LIC, India Mulls Selling Part Of BPCL Instead Of Full Stake: Report - Vimarsana News

Post LIC, India Mulls Selling Part Of BPCL Instead Of Full Stake: Report

India is considering selling up to a quarter of state-run refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) after failing to attract suitors for the whole firm, two officials said, as the government's divestment programme moves slower than expected.

Source: ndtv.com
Centre Considers Selling Part Of Bharat Petroleum, Not Full Stake: Report - Vimarsana News

Centre Considers Selling Part Of Bharat Petroleum, Not Full Stake: Report

India is considering selling up to a quarter of state-run refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd after failing to attract suitors for the whole firm, two officials said, as the government's divestment programme moves slower than expected.

Source: ndtv.com