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Dip in excise mop-up adds to woes

Excise duty collections dipped nearly 9 per cent in October, a sign of industry producing less as it grapples with unsold stocks and weak demand. ... | Read..

SAIL set to slam brakes on output

Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL), the country’s largest steel maker, may cut its output by 7-10 per cent. ... | Read..

FIIs loosen purse strings

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs), who offloaded stocks in October, have turned buyers since the beginning of this ... | Read..

Singh stand dims fuel price cut possibility

The government today ruled out any cut in petrol and diesel prices till oil companies stopped making losses on fuel sale ... | Read..

Worries return, stocks plunge

Fears of a global recession spooked Indian stocks as the sensex lost 696 points to end at 9839.69. The euphoria surroun ... | Read..

FIIs loosen purse strings

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Third-generation (3G) mobile operators will have to pay 3 per cent of their revenue as spectrum.. | Read..

Two trade pacts on way

India is set to sign two free trade pacts — with the Association of South East Asian Nations (A.. | Read..

FM advice for public sector

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