Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, April 11, 2017 | | Flipkart acquires eBay’s India biz to fight Amazon | This marks the largest capital infusion for any privately-held Indian internet venture and surpasses the earlier high set by Flipkart itself when in July 2014 it picked up $1 billion and set the stage for a funding boom in the local startup ecosystem. |
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India, Oz sign 6 pacts but trade deal elusive | The two countries signed six agreements, including one for expanding counterterrorism cooperation, but could not conclude negotiations for Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) which they have been negotiating. |
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| | | IPL: Amla, Maxwell star as KXIP sail to eight-wicket win | Kings XI Punjab overcame a stunning late assault from AB de Villiers in a clinical chase to beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by eight wickets in Indore on Monday. Hashim Amla scored an unbeaten 58 while skipper Glenn Maxwell scored a 22-ball 43 to seal the chase of 149 in 14.3 overs. |
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Saina withdraws, Sindhu hoping for better show | London Olympic bronze medallist Saina Nehwal today pulled out of the USD 350,000 Singapore Super Series to spend more time in training to improve her game ahead of the hectic international circuit. |
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Can ineligible person represent BCCI in ICC meet: CoA to SC | The Committee of Administrators (CoA) moved the Supreme Court seeking clarification on whether persons, rendered ineligible to hold posts in BCCI and state cricket associations, can be nominated to take part in the ICC meeting scheduled on April 24. |
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| Vodafone complains to Trai on Jio's 'Summer Surprise' offer | Jio news: The controversy around Reliance Jio’s ‘Summer Surprise’ offer refuses to subside. Vodafone, that is working out a merger deal with Idea Cellular, has accused Jio of continuing with the offer despite regulator Trai’s advise, issued on Thursday, to withdraw it from the market. |
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SpiceJet’s Ajay Singh settles case with Sebi | Singh has paid Rs 2.02 lakh towards settlement with the regulator “without admitting or denying” any wrongdoing in this case, the order from the regulator said. The settlement with Sebi means the regulator would not initiate any enforcement action for the alleged defaults. |
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