2010-03-05 03:32 India’s Leyland to invest $655 mln in 3 yrs-report
MUMBAI, March 5 – Ashok Leyland, India’s second-largest truck and bus maker, will invest 30 billion rupees over the next three years mainly for joint ventures, the Hindu Business Line newspaper said on Friday. The investment would primarily be for its venture with Japan’s Nissan Motor to make light commercial vehicles and engines, and for a venture with John Deere …
Raffles to invest RM200m in Iskandar)
BEIJING: Raffles Education Corporation Ltd, Asia Pacific’s largest private education provider, plans to invest about RM200 million over the next five years to set up a full-fledged university in Iskandar Malaysia. Chairman and chief executive officer Chew Hua Seng said the project, to be known as Raffles University Iskandar, would be developed in phases. Raffles Education, in collaboration with …
Saudis to invest $640b on 5m new houses
Saudis to invest $640b on 5m new houses
`We must invest in nuclear now’
AUSTRALIA needs to invest now in training nuclear engineers and selecting sites for nuclear power stations, an energy academic says.
Reports: SKorea to invest in Canadian gas fields
South Korea’s state-run gas company plans to invest about $1.1 billion over the next five years in natural gas fields in Canada, news reports said Monday.
Intel, venture firms will invest $3.5b to spur tech job growth
SAN FRANCISCO – Intel Corp. , the world’s largest chip maker, and a group of 24 venture capital firms will invest $3.5 billion in US technology companies over the next two years to spur domestic job growth.
Intel, VC firms to invest $3.5B in US companies
Intel and 24 venture-capital firms are planning to invest $3.5 billion over the next two years on U.S.-based technology companies to help create new jobs.
Intel, VC Firms to Invest $3.5 Billion in US Tech
Intel Capital and other venture capital firms will invest US$3.5 billion in U.S. technology firms over the next two years, and Intel and 16 other large U.S.
Siemens to invest Rs 1600cr in India
New Delhi, Feb. 2: Siemens AG, Germany’s biggest engineering company, plans to invest Rs 1,600 crore in India over the next three years, with a large chunk of the funds going into wind turbines.
Siemens to invest $346 million in India
NEW DELHI, Feb. 2 — German industrial giant Siemens Tuesday announced plans to invest $346 million in India over the next three years, about a third of which will go to making wind turbines.