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Shining strategy to beat input crisis

Tata Steel may resort to barter deals to tide over the shortage of certain key inputs. The company is planning to ask state-run Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) to supply billets in exchange for coal. Billets are an essential semi-finished steel ... | Read..

Worried Opec dithers on output hike move

The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) on Saturday expressed “deep concern” about rising oil prices, sayi ... | Read..

Singh gets a warm welcome from India Inc

India Inc today welcomed the new government headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and pledged its full support to reach o ... | Read..

Mahindra BT plans to hire 2000 more

Mahindra British Telecom Limited (MBT) plans to recruit around 2,000 people in the current financial year, taking the headco ... | Read..

New Horizon to expand

New Horizon India, a 20:80 joint venture between US-based infotech training major New Horizon and Shriram Group Technologies ... | Read..

Shining strategy to beat input crisis

Time Warner mum on Adelphia buy
Time Warner Inc top executives have told investors that its internet unit America Online had “stabi.. | Read..

Enron sells pipeline assets for $ 1.8 bn
Texas natural gas tycoon Oscar Wyatt is paying $1.8 billion for Enron Corp’s prized pipeline assets.. | Read..