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Tata Steel raises the bar

Tata Steel aims to increase its capacity to at least 30 million tonnes (mt) in the next 10 years. ... | Read..

Badge of privilege for Haldia

The ministries of petroleum and chemicals have cleared a plan to turn Haldia into a petrochemicals hub. ... | Read..

Bentley unveils zoom machine

The world’s fastest four-door sedan ? the Bentley Continental Flying Spur ? has hit the Indian roads. ... | Read..

Skoda clears way for Combi

Skoda Auto India is planning to roll out its much-talked about premium station wagon Skoda Combi later this year. ... | Read..

Birlas file new caveats in high court

The Birlas have filed two more caveats before the Calcutta High Court to strengthen their position against Rajendra S. Lodha ... | Read..

Tata Steel aims to increase its capacity to at least 30 million tonnes in the next 10 years. Till now, the company was eyeing 15 million tonnes, to be ... | Read

Air-India to hire Jet aircraft
Air-India is planning to take aircraft on wet lease from rival Jet Airways to tide over the tempora.. | Read..

ITC holds out mall hope for villagers
Swanky malls and hypermarts have changed the way urban India shops today. However, millions of rura.. | Read..

Local firms beat MNCs in buyout

Indian companies are in top gear on overseas acquisitions. They have bought some 26 firms acros.. | Read..

Cell firms see big gains from SMS

Telecom companies are eyeing a larger revenue share from the short messaging service (SMS)... | Read..

AROUND THE GLOBE

Much more than $18 bn at stake for Chinese titan

The China National Offshore Oil Corporation’s (CNOOC) $18.5-billion bid for Unocal is the .. | Read..

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