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Anil opens power line to Mukesh

Anil Ambani-run Reliance Energy Ltd today sprang a surprise by asking its shareholders to vote through a postal ballot on a proposal to amend the articles of association of the power utility. Doing so would empower Reliance Industries to nominate th ... | Read..

Markets break new barrier

Markets raced to new highs today with the sensex closing at 6451.30 in a 48.30-point gain over its last finish. The rally be ... | Read..

Two bills for private sector job quotas

The Congress government will bring two bills on reserving jobs for the scheduled castes and tribes ? the first to introduce ... | Read..

OBC plans fresh flotation

State-run Oriental Bank of Commerce, which took over ailing Global Trust Bank some time ago, plans to issue fresh shares to ... | Read..

Hind Copper sets the pace for maiden issue

Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) may consider an initial public offering next fiscal for expansion and mines development. ... | Read..

Blow Plast vice-president (sales) Videh Kumar Jaipuriar in Calcutta on Tuesday. Picture by Kishor Roy Chowdhury
VIP eyes more foreign firms

Sops for small tea growers
Commerce minister Kamal Nath today assured MPs from the tea growing regions of the country that the.. | Read..

New York hottest chill-out address
Where are you headed this winter to spend Christmas and New Year? If a study of British Airways pas.. | Read..

Focus on administrator in Birla property battle

Appointment of an administrator for the estate of Priyamvada Birla and the MP Birla group companies.. | Read..

Price caps for drugs off curbs

A government-appointed committee has recommended that the prices of de-controlled drugs should not .. | Read..

Pawar roots for cheap farm loans

Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar has asked the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Deve.. | Read..

VIP eyes more foreign firms

VIP Industries is looking at more overseas acquisitions after the recent takeover of Carlton, UK... | Read..

IOC keen on 26% in Oil India

Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is likely to buy the government?s 26 per cent stake in oil and gas exp.. | Read..

LG CNS floats Indian arm

LG CNS, a leading IT service provider of South Korea, today launched LG CNS Global, a 100 per cent .. | Read..

Chinese firms scout for allies in Bengal

The Chinese small and medium industry is scouting for joint venture partners in Bengal in areas of .. | Read..

Tisco arm, Veolia in water deal

Jamshedpur Utilities & Services Company (Jusco), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Steel, and .. | Read..

Zee threat to sue head of Padmalaya

Zee Telefilms Ltd (ZTL) is considering ?criminal and civil action? against G. A. Seshagiri Rao, the.. | Read..

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Call for cut in corporate tax

Assocham is the second industry forum after Ficci to urge finance minister P. Chidambaram to bring .. | Read..

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