The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Monday, April 10, 2006 |

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Come July, a kg of premium sugar will cost over Rs 30 against Rs 24-26 now. ... | Read..

Oil companies have put a brake on the illegal diversion of domestic LPG for industrial use. ... | Read..

The share of labour-intensive goods in India’s exports has declined and commerce minister Kamal Nath’s trade polic ... | Read..

Ethanol as a fuel may be big business in Brazil, but in India, sugar companies are unhappy despite the government allowing ... | Read..

Agri-business seems to be the next big thing for corporate India. Top conglomerates such as Reliance, Bharti and Dabur are p ... | Read..

Sugar prices to sizzle after poll heat

Reliance Petro riches locked in RIL
Reliance Petroleum?s new refinery at Jamnagar has several positives going for it ? its parentage, Re.. | Read..

Advertisers slug it out in battle of eyeballs
With India Inc allocating large sums for Internet advertising, the race to buy space on popular we.. | Read..

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has asked the Association of Mutual Funds in India to fo.. | Read..

AROUND THE GLOBE

The London Stock Exchange and Euronext have held secret talks about an all-shares merger of equals .. | Read..

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