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Tisco steels for new-year punch

Tata Iron & Steel Company Ltd (Tisco) is planning a price hike of over 7 per cent — Rs 1,000-Rs 1,500 per tonne — from next month. ... | Read..

Peak season still on, stocks make merry

Santa appears to have extended his stay at Dalal Street. Led by old economy stocks, the sensex today ended at a new 46-mont ... | Read..

IndusInd-ALF merger swap ratio fixed at 9:4

The merger of Chennai-based Ashok Leyland Finance (ALF) with IndusInd Bank was approved today by boards of both firms. The s ... | Read..

IGL shares surge 149% in debut trading

Shares of Indraprastha Gas, the sole compressed natural gas (CNG) provider in Delhi, surged 149 per cent on listing today. ... | Read..

NIIT clears software spin-off

The NIIT board today approved a draft scheme of arrangement to spin off the company’s software solutions business into a sep ... | Read..

Bengal industry minister Nirupam Sen (centre) with BCCI president Sumit Mazumdar (left) and vice-president Biswadip Gupta in Calcutta on Friday. Pictu ... | Read

Cell users go places in roaming rate war
Roaming charges have crashed with the telecom titans intensifying their rate wars in a no-holds bar.. | Read..

Nicholas Piramal buys Sarabhai’s stake in JV
Nicholas Piramal India has bought out the 50 per cent stake held by Ambalal Sarabhai Enterprises in.. | Read..

Chamber gloss for Bengal nose job
The state government has failed to put the sheen back on its image, Bengal commerce and industry mi.. \| Read..

Bharti set to sew up seamless cell network
Bharti Tele-Ventures has received a letter of intent (LoI) for the Bengal telecom circle today, thu.. \| Read..

Oil twins offer rich dividends