The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Sunday, June 27, 2004 |

IN TODAY'S PAPER

	Front Page
	Nation
	Calcutta
	Bengal
	Opinion
	International
	Business
	Sport
	Look

CITY NEWSLINES

ARCHIVES

Since 1st March, 1999

THE TELEGRAPH

-	About Us
-	Advertise
-	Feedback
-	Contact Us

Pesticides stir storm in teacup

After Coke and Pepsi, trouble is brewing for Indian tea. Last year, the cola giants were embroiled in a huge controversy at home over pesticide residue levels in their beverages. Now, it’s the turn of home-grown tea. ... | Read..

Switchover to full float at a steady pace

The Reserve Bank governor has advised caution at every step while the country moves towards full capital account covertibili ... | Read..

Exim Bank to up stake in GTF

Exim Bank of India will raise its stake in Global Trade Finance (GTF) from the present 35 per cent to 40 per cent. ... | Read..

Pesticides stir storm in teacup

Sebi yet to finish crash probe
Securities and Exchange Board of India chairman G.N. Bajpai said here today that the investigat.. | Read..

Full on-line tea trading by December
Tea trading in the country will become fully electronic by December this year, according to R.S.. | Read..

AROUND THE GLOBE

Microsoft seeks suspension of EU order

Microsoft Corp asked a European court on Friday to suspend the European Commission’s decision that .. | Read..

For new CSFB boss, client is god

Brady Dougan, who is replacing ousted John Mack as chief executive of investment bank Credit Suisse.. | Read..

MCI plans to cut more jobs

Long-distance telephone company MCI Inc. said on Friday it was cutting about 2,000 jobs, or roughly.. | Read..

CORPORATE BRIEFS

Zenta to double headcount