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IN TODAY'S PAPER   Front Page   Nation   Calcutta   Bengal   Opinion   International   Business   Sport   At Leisure     CITY NEWSLINES   Choose Region Metro Jharkhand Jamshedpur Northeast North Bengal Ranchi   ARCHIVES Since 1st March, 1999   THE TELEGRAPH - About Us - Advertise - Feedback - Contact Us		Front Page > Business Telecom FDI bogey buried The communications ministry and financial institutions have convinced the home and commerce ministries that increasing the cap on foreign direct investment (FDI) in telecom to 74 per cent will not, in any way, compromise the security shield. ...  | Read..    BoB open to buyouts in south or east Bank of Baroda will acquire a bank in south or east India in order to increase its retail customer base. ...  | Read..    Insurers’ leash on smaller unions Public-sector general insurance companies are likely to draw up a set of new norms that will keep out many of the 48 registe ...  | Read..    Rs 17,000 cr earmarked for ONGC makeover Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) will invest close to Rs 17,000 crore to emerge as a global integrated energy ...  | Read..    Fed rate cut fails to impress RBI US Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 1 per cent will not affect the rate regime in ...  | Read..    Line clear     Kesoram sticks to core strength Kesoram Industries (KIL) has embarked on a restructuring plan to consolidate core competence, u..  | Read..  Philips parent bets on local arm for exports Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV, the parent company of Philips India, has decided to make In..  | Read..    Videsh Sanchar goes to US Close on the heels of securing an international gateway licence to operate in Sri Lanka, Videsh Sa..  | Read..      FDI worth Rs 150 cr cleared EIH net dips Uco rate slash Fiat layoffs ESI grievance

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