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Bharti dials foreign buyout number

Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd is planning to acquire companies in East Asia, West Asia and Africa. It also intends to raise Rs 3,000 crore through a planned overseas listing. ... | Read..

Operators ready to offer free mobiles

Cellular operators are willing to offer a free phone with a mobile connection and no hidden cost. ... | Read..

Banks, FIs to keep off power equity

Banks and financial institutions have decided not to invest in the equity of the power projects, but stick to project fi ... | Read..

Foreign flavour in commodities

The Forward Markets Commission (FMC), an apex regulatory body for domestic commodities and futures market, has set up a ... | Read..

Call to tame copycats

Data storage device manufacturers in India are pressuring the government to tighten rules on video piracy – a major lacu ... | Read..

Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd is planning to acquire companies in East Asia, West Asia and Africa. It also intends to raise Rs 3,000 crore through a planne ... | Read

Gail wins users for idle pipeline
Gail (India) Ltd is all set to win a heated battle with Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Bharat.. | Read..

Non-audit fee for CAs on cards
Chartered accountants (CAs) may soon be allowed to charge a percentage-based fee for expertise .. | Read..

NTPC sets ball rolling for maiden stock offer

(PTI) National Thermal Power Corporation has picked three renowned merchant bankers, including .. | Read..

Fizzy colas versus powder drinks: The big dust-up

In the hot market for cold beverages, two acronyms are slugging it out: CSD and SDC and trying .. | Read..

Private insurers begin to make a mark in life

After a sputtering start, private life insurers are notching impressive market-shares as they m.. | Read..

Foreign hotels pick Indian crew

International hotels are eyeing skilled workforce from India. .. | Read..

SAIL mulls wagon purchase to tide over transport crisis

Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) is weighing options of procuring wagons under the own-your-.. | Read..

Adani Wilmar to ramp up capacity

Adani Wilmar Limited (AWL) is expanding the capacity of its largest refinery at Mundra... | Read..

Uco charts trajectory for 25% growth

Encouraged by overshooting the growth target of 2003-04, city-based Uco Bank has targeted a 25 per .. | Read..

Bank of Baroda plans more branches

Bank of Baroda is planning to open 125 branches throughout the country and three abroad during the .. | Read..

Reliance roaming terms to continue

Reliance Infocomm Ltd will not levy roaming charges for both incoming and outgoing calls in India, .. | Read..

Crude bridges Exxon-GE gap

Exxon Mobil Corp, the world’s largest listed oil firm, may soon surpass General Electric Co to beco.. | Read..

CORPORATE BRIEFS

SBH net profit up 26%

PERSONAL FINANCE

Time to fly with floaters

Baits to beat the heat

Loose Change

Q & A: Long-term loss

McKinsey advice for Tata Power