Weekly Current Affairs (21st January to 27th January 2024)

Weekly Current Affairs (21st January to 27th January 2024)

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Category : Business and economics Published on: January 28 2024

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  • Sony terminates the proposed $10 billion media merger deal with Zee, prompting legal threats from Zee.
  • PepsiCo India has appointed Jagrut Kotecha as the new CEO, succeeding Ahmed El Sheikh, who served in the position for seven years.
  • Rolls-Royce introduces its inaugural electric vehicle, the Spectre, making it the most expensive electric car in India priced at Rs. 7.50 crore.
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