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UK Woos Indian Firms

By January 1, 20141 Min Read
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Indian companies can invest in the textile sector in the United Kingdom which on a path of recovery after being revived by the government, Vince Cable, UK´s Secretary of State (Cabinet Minister) for Business, Innovation and Skills, said. The government is encouraging efforts being taken to revive the textile industry, and Indian companies can also invest in the sector.

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