The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Saturday, September 24, 2005 |

IN TODAY'S PAPER

CITY NEWSLINES

WEEKLY FEATURES

THE TELEGRAPH

Carrefour, the world’s second-largest supermarket chain after Wal-Mart, is looking to set up base in Calcutta. ... | Read..

Stocks closed the week on a flat note after a see-saw session during which the sensex bounced back to a high of 8327.35 on s ... | Read..

The government plans to change its policy of awarding exploration blocks to companies so that foreign firms with cutting-edg ... | Read..

The Bengal government has cleared CESC’s proposed 1,000-mw (2x500-mw) thermal plant at Haldia. ... | Read..

Ceat will offer a rights issue of three shares for every 10 held at Rs 50 apiece in a move that will raise up to Rs 52.7 cro ... | Read..

Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee with CII president Y.C. Deveshwar in Calcutta on Friday. Picture by Kishor Roy Chowdhury

Toyota puts sales in top gear
Toyota Kirloskar Motor Ltd has set a target of selling 54,000 vehicles in India this year, while ex.. | Read..

Housing norms irk builders
The stiff qualification norms laid down by West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Corpo.. | Read..

The UPA government wants to take the Left into confidence before introducing any labour reforms.. | Read..

The Hyderabad-based Matrix Laboratories has signed a joint venture agreement with Aspen Pharmac.. | Read..

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