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IOC keeps doors open for Haldia

Promoters, FIs need to make some sacrifices to rescue the project, says Ramachandran

Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) will take a fresh look at its investment plans in Haldia Petrochemicals (HPL) if the promoters of the company come up with a fresh proposal. ... | Read..

ONGC proposes, Bengal disposes

The failure of the West Bengal government to provide adequate infrastructure facilities could force the Oil and Natural Gas ... | Read..

Duty cut may not bring back shine to gold

With this year’s Union budget cutting duty on the yellow metal, is there a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for tho ... | Read..

Mounting overdues of banks cause for worry

Union minister of state for finance Anandrao V. Adsul has expressed concern over mounting overdues of public-sector banks an ... | Read..

AllBank-NIC pact

Allahabad Bank has entered into a corporate agency tie-up with National Insurance Company (NIC) for direct selling of no ... | Read..

Petroleum minister Ram Naik with former West Bengal chief minister Jyoti Basu in Calcutta on Saturday. Picture by Kishor Roy Chowdhury

Bonanza for UBI account holders
United Bank of India (UBI) today launched its mobile banking services for savings and current a.. | Read..

Goodricke adds rich blend to Coke’s Georgia
Coca-Cola has entered into a long-term agreement with the city-based Goodricke India for sourci.. | Read..

Ship freight rates likely to stay calm

Ship freight rates, which are already ruling high, are not expected to flare up to alarming lev.. | Read..

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