DNV-GL merger gets global approval from competition regulators

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HCL Technologies may merge with HCL Infosystems's units - sources

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AT&T provides IP VPN services to Africa and the Middle East

AT&T, with its hub in Dubai, has offered IP virtual private network services to multinationals doing business in the Gulf region and in Africa.

Many years later, the shadow of the 2008 crisis still linger

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