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Reliance's Jio Money hails Uber ride in payments battle with PayTM Posted on 21st February 2017 |
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Uber users in India, who until now had Chinese Internet giant Alibaba-backed PayTM as the only payment wallet option available to book a ride, will now be able to pay through Reliance Jio Infocomm's Jio Money. Reliance said on Monday it had struck a partnership with Uber Technologies Inc which will help it challenge PayTM's dominance in digital payments. |
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Telecom shares in focus; Bharti, Idea up 2% Posted on 20th February 2017 |
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Shares of telecom service providers were in focus with all frontline stocks like Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular, Reliance Communications (RCom), MTNL and Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) up between 2% and 8% on the BSE. At 10:40 am; the S&P BSE Telecom index, the largest gainer among sectoral indices, was up 1.85% as compared to 0.15% rise in the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex. |
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RCom-Aircel deal hinges on SC order Posted on 3rd February 2017 |
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MUMBAI: Even as the special CBI court has dropped all charges against the Maran brothers in the 2G case, the fate of the merger deal between Reliance Communications (RCom) and Aircel still depends upon the outcome of the Supreme Court order on Friday as the trial court had segregated the trial against the two accused Malaysian nationals - Ralph Marshall and T. Ananda Krishnan from that of the Maran brothers. Dayanidhi Maran is a former Union Minister and Kalanidhi Maran runs the Sun TV network. |
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RCom-Brookfield deal: Reliance Infratel minority investors want to give up their stake Posted on 29th December 2016 |
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Mumbai: A group of private equity (PE) and hedge funds representing minority shareholders of Reliance Infratel Ltd, the telecom tower arm of Anil Ambani’s Reliance Communications Ltd (RCom), have demanded that RCom buy their stakes back before going ahead with its majority stake sale to Brookfield Infrastructure Group, two people aware of the development said on condition of anonymity. |
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RCom deleveraging fails to impress investors Posted on 23rd December 2016 |
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Reliance Communications Ltd (RCom) said it has signed a binding agreement with Brookfield Infrastructure Group to sell its tower assets. It will receive an upfront payment of Rs11,000 crore, besides ‘B’ class non-voting shares in the tower company. |
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RCom's rating on review for downgrade despite tower deal: Moody's Posted on 22nd December 2016 |
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Moody's Investors Service on Thursday said that Reliance Communications' ratings will "remain on review for downgrade" despite the company signing an agreement with Canada-based Brookfield Infrastructure to sell its tower assets. Reliance Communications' (RCom's) "B1 corporate family and senior secured ratings remain on review for downgrade despite signing a binding agreement with Brookfield Infrastructure (unrated) in relation to the sale of RCom's tower assets," a Moody's statement said. |
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Brookfield set to seal Rs 11,000 crore RCom tower deal this week Posted on 21st December 2016 |
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MUMBAI: The Brookfield Group is set to sign as early as Wednesday a definitive agreement with Reliance CommunicationsBSE 8.70 % to buy a majority stake in the Anil Ambani-controlled telecoms company’s tower unit for about Rs 11,000 crore. The companies signed a non-binding pact on the transaction on October 14. The deal values the tower assets at more than Rs 21,500 crore. As per the understanding, the assets of RCom’s tower unit, Reliance Infratel, will be transferred to a special purpose vehicle. |
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Anil Ambani led Reliance Communications gets SC relief in Rs 4,800 cr tax case Posted on 23rd November 2016 |
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In a major relief to Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications, the Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the income tax department’s appeal seeking to tax the proceeds of its $1.5-billion foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs) issued by the telecom firm nearly a decade ago. While the company said the apex court has quashed a “contingent tax liability of RCom for about R4,800 crore”, the I-T department in its appeal had claimed a tax liability of R2,236.01 crore for assessment year 2007-08. |
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