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Punjab Bank deposits to earn more

Punjab National Bank (PNB) today raised domestic term deposit rates by 25-50 basis points. The Delhi-based bank’s move come only days after finance minister P Chidambaram asked commercial banks to increase their deposit growth to keep up with t ... | Read..

ONGC gas hunt in Jharkhand delayed

ONGC’s ambitious plan to produce coal bed methane (CBM) has run into rough weather in Jharkhand as the state government ... | Read..

Chadha at PepsiCo India helm

Soft drink major PepsiCo today announced a change in the top management of its India operations with Sanjeev Chadha designat ... | Read..

September cuppa leaves bitter-sweet taste

September seems to have brought a mixed cuppa for the Indian tea industry — while production has increased to 117 million kg ... | Read..

Fund to enliven industry

There’s some good news for tea growers. ... | Read..

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China trade surplus set to rise

China’s annual trade surplus is set to reach $150 billion this year, bursting past last year&#.. | Read..

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