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Kingfishers flight path ; Vijay Mallya's bird is all set to fly abroad, with some delay.
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On August 26 this year, Deccan will turn five. An important
milestone in the life of a troubled low-fare carrier, but that's not
why its new owner, UB Group's Vijay Mallya, is looking forward to
the event. Rather, it's the fact that on turning five, Deccan will
be able to fly international routes something that Mallya's other
airline, full-service carrier, Kingfisher, isn't allowed to do
because it doesn't have five years of operating history as
government regulations demand. But Mallya's fli...
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 "The Economist (US)")
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India's high-flying liquor king; Face value.(Vijay Mallya )(Company Profile)
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; Can Vijay Mallya repeat his success in the drinks market in the air? POPULARLY known as India's liquor king , Vijay Mallya, the 49-year-old chairman of Bangalore-based United Breweries (UB), is famous for his racy, party-loving lifestyle. He is also famed for his (not unconnected) skill at managing
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 "Economic Times (New Delhi, India)")
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King on champagne trail.
Economic Times (New Delhi, India)
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 "Times of India (New Delhi, India)")
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UB to raise $400m for airline, spirits ventures.
Times of India (New Delhi, India)
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Mallya hints that W&M deal may be in the offing
The Scotsman
; VIJAY Mallya, pictured below, the controlling shareholder in India's biggest brewer, United Breweries, suggested yesterday that he was nearing a deal to take over the Glasgow-based Scotch whisky producer, Whyte & Mackay. Speaking in Shanghai, where UB unit United Spirits was introducing five of its
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Kingfisher to take off on zero debt.
Economic Times (New Delhi, India)
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Mallya eyes tie-ups with Scotch lobby.
Economic Times (New Delhi, India)
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'Air Deccan fares to go up'.
Times of India (New Delhi, India)
; Jun. 2--MUMBAI, India -- A day after Kingfisher airlines announced buying 26 per cent stake in Air Deccan, UB group chairman Vijay Mallya was talking business at a press conference. Mallya who will be investing Rs 550 crore for the stake, said that he hopes to save Rs 300 crore by syergising
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Indian beer magnate acquires a taste for Scotch
International Herald Tribune
; Heather Timmons International Herald Tribune 05-14-2007 The Scottish whiskey distiller Whyte & Mackay is about to become the latest target of India's growing global aspirations. Vijay Mallya, the Indian beer magnate, is expected to sign a deal to buy Whyte & Mackay this week, according to
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 "Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)")
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WHYTE & MALLYA; Indian tycoon buys distillers for pounds 595m.(Business)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; Byline: By Alasdair Northrop INDIAN billionaire Vijay Mallya yesterday snapped up Whyte & Mackay whisky for pounds 595million. The deal by United Spirits, part of the his UB Group, now gives the Glasgow distillers access to India and emerging markets in Russia and China. Kingfisher beer magnate
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Mallya to sign GBP 600m deal to buy W&M
The Scotsman
; VIJAY Mallya, the flamboyant Indian businessman who is the controlling shareholder in United Breweries (UB), India's biggest brewer, will announce this morning at a Glasgow press conference that he has bought Scottish whisky producer Whyte & Mackay (W&M). Sources believe the price will be about GBP
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