AstraZeneca Pharma promoter to sell stake in Indian arm

On the meeting in Kiruna, Sweden, the Arctic Council admitted China, India, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea and Singapore to the arctic community as observers. By the information given to a correspondent of IA "Sever-Press" in the secretariat of the ...

India's accomplishment came at last week's meeting of the Arctic Council in Kiruna, Sweden. Even as most Indians continue to rue that, in recent months, the government has achieved little on the foreign front, New Delhi has scored a diplomatic victory by ...

KIRUNA, Sweden (Reuters) - The Arctic Council agreed on Wednesday to admit emerging powers China and India as observers, reflecting growing global interest in the trade and energy potential of the planet's Far North. The organisation, which ...

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Drug firm AstraZeneca Pharma India today said its Sweden-based promoter -- AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals AB -- will provide a financial grant of up to USD 26.5 million (over Rs 140 crore) to the Indian firm over the next three years.

Corporate Affairs Minister Sachin Pilot has expressed hope that given the excellent bilateral relations between New Delhi and Stockholm, Sweden would support India's application for observer

The cable says the deal never happened because of American pressure on Sweden not to sell to India as the aircraft had several parts made by US companies.

The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) has zeroed in on 10 paddlers who will be attending the coaching camps in Sweden and China for about 15 days in order to prepare themselves for the forthcoming World Table Tennis Championships to be held in Paris in ...

MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Without a willingness to lug cheap flat-pack wardrobes home and wrestle with self-assembly, there would be no IKEA, but in Asia, where the locals have other ideas, the Swedish furniture giant thinks it still has a bright future. As ...