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Amazon, one of the world's largest online retailers, has said it will invest a further $2bn£1.2bnbn) to boost its operations in India.

Giosis, the eBay -backed company behind e-commerce platform Qoo10, will boost its operations in Asia after landing an $82.1 million Series A led by Singapore Press Holdings (SPH).

With a cost of approximately US$6 billion, the airport will, according to Vietnamese authorities, help Vietnam Airlines boost its operations internationally as it seeks to bypass Thailand as the dominant gateway to the Greater-Mekong region.

AA is reeling from the rising cost of fuel; this week the price of oil rocketed past $135 a barrel.Eni signed an agreement with Congo that boosts its operations and explorations in the country, especially in oil-sand deposits.

Authorities said the arrests confirmthat the group has boosted its operations in the north.

The automaker is at risk of losing a $12.1 million contract to make ten electric buses for the city of Long Beach, a deal it had hoped would boost its U.S. operations.

It announced this week that with its local partners it will invest some $400m to boost its dairy operations in China.

The club has been looking for new offices in the region to capitalise on its estimated supporter base of 190 million and boost its commercial operations.

"There is merit in the idea of a combination as Endesa wants to boost its gas operations and Gas Natural wants to be more active in power," said Rele Adesina, an analyst with West LB in London, in a note to investors.

It perfectly makes sense to add another business which may not only help their trading business but down the line, it could also boost its lending operation.

It's a high prestige buy for AOL, which is trying to boost its editorial operation under new chief executive Tim Armstrong.