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Govt set to cash in on PFC offer

The government has decided to piggyback on a Power Finance Corporation public offering to sell a 5 per cent stake, which could fetch it around Rs 500 crore. ... | Read..

RIL rises before demerger dawn

Reliance Industries (RIL) will appear in a new avatar on the bourses tomorrow sans its interests in utility, telecom and fin ... | Read..

Promoters win in share rejig

The promoters’ holding in Reliance Industries has changed significantly in the last quarter due to some major share dea ... | Read..

New flight roster for airport update

In a new twist to the airport update saga, the committee of secretaries (CoS) now wants to hand over GMR-Fraport the task to ... | Read..

Land for Satyam centre in Vizag

The Andhra Pradesh cabinet today approved a proposal to allot 50 acres of land in Visakhapatnam to Satyam Computer Services ... | Read..

It?s a deal: Nasscom president Kiran Karnik (extreme right) greets Stephen Nolan, executive director of Gesci, as Karnataka chief minister N. Dharam S ... | Read

Boards of non-listed firms to be recast
The draft companies bill, which the cabinet is likely to clear this month, will insist that boards .. | Read..

Rethink on telecom FDI
The government is reviewing the present guidelines on foreign direct investment (FDI) in telecom .. | Read..

Wake-up call for operators

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) today asked telecom firms to improve junction conn.. | Read..

PNB puts a check on low-yield loans

Punjab National Bank (PNB) will phase out its low-yielding loans to improve its net interest ma.. | Read..

MRPL to get new boss

The government is set to appoint a new managing director for Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemic.. | Read..

Auto firms eye cheap Chinese parts

Even as India is gradually becoming a hub of global auto majors, the Chinese component industry.. | Read..

Expo stays in slow lane

If a feeling of deja vu hung over Pragati Maidan at the Auto Expo 2006 with just a handful of m.. | Read..

In step with latest trend

After the Crossover, it’s the day of the Hybrids and Concept cars... | Read..

Greenply plans Uttaranchal facility

Greenply Industries Limited is set to close this fiscal with a turnover of Rs 300 crore. .. | Read..

SAIL officers on warpath

The executives of Steel Authority of India (SAIL) have decided to stage a protest against the ‘.. | Read..

Poland charmed by tea

Poland is keen to trade with Bengal in areas of tea and mining... | Read..

China plans new bourse in Shanghai

China plans to set up a new exchange in Shanghai, the communist giant’s commercial hub, to res.. | Read..

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Airbus zooms past Boeing

Airbus outsold Boeing Co in 2005 with 1,055 net orders, it said on Tuesday, capping a record year .. | Read..

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