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Rules to help employees bid for PSUs

The Cabinet Committee on Disinvestment (CCD), which is slated to meet tomorrow, will take up a set of guidelines that will allow PSU employees to bid for the corporations they work for. ... | Read..

Supreme Court notice to govt on petro selloff

The Supreme Court today issued a notice to the Centre on a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging disinvestment in Bha ... | Read..

Oil majors squabble over gas handouts

A fierce tussle seems to have broken out between the upstream and downstream national oil majors with the dismantling of the ... | Read..

Hughes Software spotlight on telecom

Hughes Software Systems plans to focus on telecom and business process outsourcing (BPO) to spruce up its bottomline which s ... | Read..

ICICI Bank rating reaffirms strength

Credit Rating Information Services of India (Crisil) today reaffirmed its rating on ICICI Bank — another reassurance after t ... | Read..

Part of the chain

Triple shock for foreign funds
The war in Iraq, the spread of the SARS virus, and the fall in domestic technology stocks fear.. | Read..

After Ikon, Fusion fires up Ford profit hopes
Ford India, the Indian subsidiary of the world’s second largest auto maker Ford Motor Company, plan.. | Read..

FII picks up 3.5% in Punjab Tractors

South Asia Regional Fund, a foreign institutional investor, has picked up a 3.5 per cent stake in P.. | Read..

Hutch still in command

If preferences translated into subscribers, AirTel has a lot of ground to cover to gain the top.. | Read..

PC sales outlook bright

Economic growth coupled with attractive offerings by computer assemblers will push the demand f.. | Read..

Escorts in new venture

The homeland of the agrarian revolution — Punjab — is emerging as the hotbed of contract farmin.. | Read..

Amway aims higher in India

Direct selling giant Amway, having made India its third manufacturing base after US and China, .. | Read..

Finolex net profit falls

Finolex Industries today reported a fall in net profit at Rs 80.38 crore in 2002-03 on annualised b.. | Read..

CORPORATE BRIEFS

IOC seeks loan from Exim Bank

Cellular base up in March

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