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High-stakes race for Aramco refinery
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Indian Oil will have to compete with global majors Shell, Exxon-Mobil and Sinopec of China for a stake in Saudi Aramco’s Yanbu refinery project on the Red Sea coast. ...  | Read.. 
 
RPG revamps retail expansion strategy
RPG Enterprises, which has parted ways with the Hong Kong-based Dairy Farm International, is drawing up a strategy to ra ...  | Read.. 
 
Growth pace to double
Organised retail business in India is expected to double its growth by 2010. ...  | Read.. 
 
Panel steps on the gas for pipeline
The parliamentary standing committee on petroleum and natural gas has recommended that a national gas grid (NGG) should ...  | Read.. 
 
PC makers to log into Taiwan for knowhow
A delegation from MAIT, the computer hardware manufacturers’ association, will visit Taiwan between June 3 and June ...  | Read.. 
 
Winged Hope: Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh flagging off the inaugural Air-India flight to Toronto from Raja Sansi International Airport in Amr ...  | Read
 
 
Jute to hit the road in revival journey
A specially woven jute fabric will soon be used in a pilot project to construct 50 km of rural road..  | Read.. 		 Background screening at the altar
Background screening of potential employees ' a multi-million dollar business in the US and Eur..  | Read.. 
 
Mutuals sneeze as stocks catch cold
The secondary stock market has caught cold and the primary market issues have started sneezing...  | Read.. 
 
Samsung in home stretch
Samsung India Electronics Ltd is targeting higher sales of consumer appliances at home and abroad...  | Read.. 
 
Hyundai local arm to export Getz
Fuelled by the success of its small car, the Santro, Korean car major Hyundai is planning to develo..  | Read.. 
 
LSE offers easier listing rules
Come July, Indian companies planning to tap the global depository receipts (GDR) market will not ha..  | Read.. 
 
Upgrade call for 20 NTC mills
The government has decided to modernise 20 of the 53 National Textile Corporation (NTC) mills that ..  | Read.. 
 
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