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Indian FDI increase gathers momentum, while MIT proves money can be made from the EU ETS.

By Victoria Tozer-Pennington Jan 11, 2012 3 mins read

Indian FDI increase gathers momentum, while MIT proves money can be made from the EU ETS.

The Indian home ministry has declared no objections to an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) in Indian airlines to 26% proposed by the civil aviation ministry in November. However before it can be approved, the industry needs to secure an exemption from the takeover code, which stakes that ...

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