The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Tuesday, November 05, 2002 |

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Lyons’ Range wore a deserted look today as a handful of brokers logged on for ‘mahurat’ trading on the Calcutta Stock Exchan ... | Read..

In yet another move to rejuvenate the moribund power sector, the Power Finance Corporation (PFC) has decided to increase ... | Read..

The Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI) is gearing up to raise more money to pump into the infrastructure sector ... | Read..

ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), is likely to pay $ 758 million for ... | Read..

worrying signs: Samvat 2059 gets off with thin trading on the Calcutta Stock Exchange on Monday. Picture by Kishor Roy Chowdhury

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Commodity futures has a bright future
The government is planning to introduce futures trading in all commodities instead of the selec.. | Read..

Strategy to recharge auto exports
The government is drawing up a strategy to promote automobile exports—a segment which has recor.. | Read..

AROUND THE GLOBE
Vivendi in fresh trouble
French-American media group Vivendi Universal, still struggling with the legacy of ousted chief exe.. \| Read..

GM man at Chubb helm
The Chubb Corp, a leading commercial insurer, on Sunday named a long-time General Motors executive .. \| Read..

Microsoft braces for new hurdles
The ruling on Friday by a federal judge, rejecting strong sanctions against Microsoft, means it wil.. \| Read..

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