The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Sunday, September 19, 2004 |

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India and Britain will allow 40 weekly flights each way by next year, up from the present level of 19 a week. ... | Read..

The Bengal government has completed all formalities to acquire the 11 per cent stake of the Tatas in Haldia Petrochemicals L ... | Read..

The board of Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) today decided to supply power to Jharkhand and Bengal state electricity boards ... | Read..

Coal India (CIL) plans to set up coal washeries to lessen the demand-supply gap. The company has also proposed to finalise t ... | Read..

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) plans to refine the crude from its Gujarat field in its wholly-owned subsidiary, Mang ... | Read..

Lower profit not to cost Coke chief dear
Coca-Cola Co, which warned earlier this week of lower-than-expected profits this year, said on Frid.. | Read..

Fund plan for tea growth
The commerce ministry will consider a proposal to create a special purpose fund with a revolving co.. | Read..

AROUND THE GLOBE

Ford Motor raised its earnings outlook on Friday due to strength from its financial services sector.. | Read..