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Big banks run into payout wall

Two of the country’s largest banks cannot declare dividends without Reserve Bank clearance even as some of their smaller rivals come out unscathed from the new payout curbs announced last week. ... | Read..

Lenders turn to small units for credit growth

Banks are focussing on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to spur credit offtake. This segment is emerging as a major g ... | Read..

ICICI Bank keen on WBIDC deal

ICICI Bank is keen to participate in the securitisation deal by the West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation, desp ... | Read..

Fiat, HM falter on sales track

Fiat India and Calcutta-based Hindustan Motors are the only two manufacturers who have reported lower sales in 2003-04, ... | Read..

Panasonic tunes into home theatres

Panasonic plans to enter the home-theatre entertainment segment through its exclusive distribution and service arrangeme ... | Read..

Bharti Tele-Ventures joint managing director Rajan Bharti Mittal

VSNL to use Bharti facility for trunk calls
Bharti Infotel Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bharti Tele-Ventures today signed a Rs 500.. | Read..

Few takers for ONGC exit plan
The voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) launched by Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has fl.. | Read..

Bonds of high-cost debt

The rural poor are yet to get a taste of the “feel-good” factor by accessing cheap funds to mee.. | Read..

Toonz plans training centre in Mumbai

Toonz Animation plans a 2D and 3D training facility in Mumbai. The company had set up its first.. | Read..

Rupee rise drives up Santro prices

Hyundai Motor India Ltd will raise the prices of its flagship model, Santro, next month as the inpu.. | Read..

Survey sees sensex above 6700 in a year

The stock markets are likely to post double-digit returns and the sensex may rule above the 6,700-m.. | Read..

CORPORATE BRIEFS

Satyam to ramp up Dubai hub

PERSONAL FINANCE

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TCS centre in Detroit

Reliance loan

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NTPC offer