The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Thursday, October 30, 2003 |

IN TODAY'S PAPER

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Long-distance call costs will rise by Rs 1.10 a minute — but it isn't clear yet whether the increase will be passed on to consumers. ... | Read..

Tata Motors Ltd, the country’s largest automobile manufacturer, has been able to clock a massive growth in net profit for th ... | Read..

ITC beat street expectations with a second quarter net profit of Rs 427.87 crore — 12.45 per cent higher than the correspond ... | Read..

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today set the derivatives cap for foreign institutional investors (FIIs) i ... | Read..

Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI) has posted an 8.69 per cent rise in net profit at Rs 125 crore for the second qu ... | Read..

New levy on long-distance calls

SBI hints at lower rates
The chief of the country’s largest commercial bank, State Bank of India, today hinted the bank may .. | Read..

Togas & defence in tatters after Tyco boss’ orgy exposé
Jurors in the trial of former Tyco International chairman Dennis Kozlowski were treated on Tuesday .. | Read..

Bengal mulls purchase props for small units
The Bengal government plans to revamp its purchase policy to support the ailing small-scale industr.. \| Read..

Usha Martin plans foray into mining
Usha Martin Ltd, the flagship company of Calcutta-based Jhawar group, will foray into the mining se.. \| Read..

Gillette mood upbeat
Gillette, which sounds bullish on its business in India, is now focused on innovative products, wit.. \| Read..