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Yassir A Pitalwalla
Senior Editor -Corporate
Mumbai
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Yassir A Pitalwalla is the Senior Editor (Corporate Affairs) of Financial Chronicle. Based in Mumbai, Yassir covers all major business houses of the country such as Tata Group, Aditya Birla Group etc. Just 32, he is a business journalist with over 10 years of experience and has been writing for a range of media — both Indian and foreign —, including the 'FORTUNE' magazine. He has worked and written for different formats of print media from daily business newspapers to afternoon city dailies to magazines, news wires and a web-based academic journal. He loves movies and has strong interests in travel and food.

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    TCS upbeat as its Europe exposure out of euro zone

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    Tata Beverages right-sizes regional setups to cut cost

    Tata Global Beverages, the world’s second largest branded tea company, has reorganised the regional president structure it had created around three years ago as it aims to cut costs and

  • Jan 26 2012, 2120
    Birla Corp plans Rs 1,500 cr capex over next two years

    Birla Corporation, the flagship of the MP Birla group of companies, plans to spend Rs 1,500-1,600 crore in capital expenditure to enhance its cement manufacturing and handling capacity and hike

  • Jan 24 2012, 2257
    Rs 32,000 cr growth push

    The Rs 32,000 crore liquidity infusion by the Reserve Bank of India will boost India Inc’s sentiment somewhat, but it is not en­ough to trigger a resumption in capex cycle,

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