The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Monday, September 27, 2004 |

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The government is working on a new automobile policy to make India a global hub for low-cost small cars. ... | Read..

The petroleum ministry has roped in the management gurus of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahemedabad for a brainst ... | Read..

The Rs 3,350-billion Indian food and beverage industry will witness 10 per cent growth by December, says the Federation ... | Read..

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has said there would be no price regulation on pay/premium channels except ... | Read..

Usha Martin (UML) has decided to invest Rs 155 crore in a captive mining foray and an expansion that will raise its capa ... | Read..

The government is working on a new automobile policy to make India a global hub for low-cost small cars.

Discounts out of fashion in festival sale blitzkrieg
If you were holding back on the purchase of a new fridge or an airconditioner in the hope of huge p.. | Read..

UB spirits high on Australia
The UB group is all set to foray into the Australian beer market with its flagship brand, Kingf.. | Read..

LIC Housing Finance Ltd will review its interest rate regime and may raise floating rates early nex.. | Read..

Japanese conglomerate Mitsui Sumitomo will buy out French financial powerhouse AXA?s 50 per cent st.. | Read..

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