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Mumbai-Karachi liner service plan capsizes

The Vajpayee government has apparently torpedoed the plan to provide a ship service between Mumbai and Karachi as a feasibility study has shown that the service will not be commercially viable. ... | Read..

Iran reads the tea leaves, lifts four-year import ban

Iran has lifted its four-year ban on import of Indian tea in a decision effective from April 15. ... | Read..

Bonus boosts free-float size

Bonus issues and stock splits announced by companies will increase the circulation of these shares on the bourses as the ... | Read..

Gail sniffs large gas reserves off Digha

Gail and Gazprom are set to start a 3D seismic study in the Bengal basin, 200 km off the Digha coast in Midnapore, after ... | Read..

Retail, small units in Centurion Bank focus

Centurion Bank is refining its strategy on the retail and corporate fronts. ... | Read..

IN CHOPPY WATERS

IBM gateway to e-governance overdrive
National Institute of Smart Government (NISG) and IBM India have joined hands to promote e-gove.. | Read..

Hunt for new avenues takes FIIs to securitised paper
Having made a killing on the stock markets in the past financial year, foreign institutional in.. | Read..

Govt lists areas for private role in power update

The power ministry has listed various options for private participation in the renovation and moder.. | Read..

Data bank for life insurers next year

In a bid to compile comprehensive data on death and disability rates, the Actuarial Society of .. | Read..

PTC looks at overseas flotation

Power Trading Corporation is planning to tap the overseas market to raise funds to pick up equity i.. | Read..

Top insurance body shifts to Delhi

The General Insurance Public Sector Association (Gipsa), a body that represents the management .. | Read..

Bharti hub to make data calamity-proof

Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd has assured its customers immediate resumption of services in case of a na.. | Read..

Schools morph to click-and-type mode in Bengal

School teachers in West Bengal are switching over from a ‘chalk and talk’ style of teaching to .. | Read..

New plants to raise SPS output

The Calcutta-based SPS group is setting up two greenfield steel plants in Orissa and Himachal P.. | Read..

Amul to scoop up ice cream in Pak

After establishing its sway over the domestic ice cream market, Amul is now planning to storm P.. | Read..

Salons to spruce up Lakme growth

Lakme Lever, which saw a 32 per cent growth in 2003-04, plans to concentrate on growing the sal.. | Read..

2-wheelers in top gear, sales up 11%

Brisk bike sales and a recovery in the scooter market drove up two-wheeler sales by 11.4 per cent d.. | Read..

CORPORATE BRIEFS

LG sees growth in AC division

PERSONAL FINANCE

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Loose Change

Q & A: Upbringing cost

New Exim policy in the works