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IDBI bypasses reverse merger
Combined entity to straddle retail banking and project finance
The boards of IDBI and IDBI Bank have cleared the long-standing plan for a merger of the two entities. ... |
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TCS issue opens to a scramble
The largest initial public offer ever made in the country roared off the block today with 92 per cent of its shares sold out ... |
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Lever net slips on price war
The blistering price war in the fast-moving consumer goods’ segment left a deep scar on Hindustan Lever with the company’s b ... |
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RIL, Essar vie for PowerGrid pact
The Ambani-owned Reliance and the Ruia-run Essar Power are in the race to become a joint venture partner to construct the Rs ... |
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Berger plans to invest Rs 30 cr to raise capacity
Berger Paints plans to increase the capacity of its existing plants by investing Rs 30 crore in the current financial year. ... |
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Damodaran: Presiding over change
Gail to spend Rs 750 cr on telecom network
Gail (India) Ltd plans to become a major player in the telecom infrastructure network with a Rs 750..
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From hard bargain to overall trade gain
Five core members of the World Trade Organisation, including India, ended hours of hard bargaining ..
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GTB auditors feel the heat
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has asked the auditors of Global Trust Bank .. |
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