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Larsen & Toubro Construction bags orders worth Rs 2,552 crore
•L&T Construction received order worth Rs 1,223 crore from Aurangabad Industrial Township
Judge orders ABX Aire pilots to stop the strike and resume work
Fp Archives •A federal judge on Wednesday upheld a temporary restraining order sought by cargo airline ABX Air, whose major customers include DHL and online retail giant Amazon, against its striking pilots and ordered them back to work immediately.
Facebook users in US can now order food from the platform
Fp Archives •Facebook Inc said users in the United States would be able to order food through the Facebook pages of restaurants starting on Wednesday as part of its efforts to connect users and businesses.
Microsoft asked to stop collecting excessive user data by French Government
Fp Archives •The French data protection authority on Wednesday ordered Microsoft Corp to stop collecting excessive data on users of its Windows 10 operating system and serving them personalised ads without their consent.
Pizza Hut to take orders from Twitter and Facebook now
Fp Archives •Pizza Hut has announced a new social ordering platform or "chatbot" which will allow conversational ordering of pizzas and other menu items on Facebook Messenger and Twitter.
L&T gets new orders worth Rs 4,006 cr in December
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BHEL gets Rs 3,800 crore EPC order from Telangana
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IVRCL gets Rs 1,255 cr order from Karnataka, BHEL
Fp Archives •IVRCL Limited today said that the Irrigation and Water Divisions of the company has bagged orders of the value of Rs 1255.67 crore with majority of the works from Karnataka Government and BHEL.
Cipla bags Rs 1,100 cr order for HIV drugs from South Africa
Fb_admin •Drug major Cipla's subsidiary has bagged an order worth 2 billion rand (around Rs 1,100 crore) for HIV drugs from the South African government.
Sebi did not follow rules while banning firm, say DLF laywers
Fb_admin •Banned by Sebi from the market for three years, real estate major DLF today argued before the SAT that the regulator had not followed the Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices (FUTP) rules while penalising the company.
