The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Monday, May 05, 2003 |

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Petroleum secretary B. K. Chaturvedi is tipped to succeed S. Narayan as finance secretary when he retires this June. ... | Read..

Several public sector banks have sought the finance ministry’s permission to issue preference shares to meet their capital-e ... | Read..

Gail (India) Ltd is planning to use Haldia, the port town of Bengal, as a hub for supplying gas and naphtha to the entir ... | Read..

Financial institutions and banks are wary of the government’s move to restructure the loans of textile units, a measure simi ... | Read..

Foreign institutional investors have raised their stake in Tata Tea Ltd by 4.4 per cent to 5.21 per cent as on March 31, 200 ... | Read..

Chaturvedi: Almost there

Tax-swilling phantoms haunt the trading ring
The last quarter of a financial year witnesses brisk trading in the shares of some companies th.. | Read..

Pipedream remains unplugged
The national oil companies have completed the Rs 660-crore state-of-the-art Mangalore-Bangalore pip.. | Read..

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