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Ex-ONGC workers start return drill
The Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has been flooded with over 200 applications from former employees who are keen to come back to the company. ...  | Read.. 
 
SBI hikes rates on high-value deposits
In a move to shore up resources for meeting the strong demand for credit, the State Bank of India (SBI) has again raised int ...  | Read.. 
 
Iran in talks with Essar
Iran’s state oil refining company is in talks with the Essar group to build a new refinery in southern Iran, part of Te ...  | Read.. 
 
Passing by: Roland Lorie (left), CEO of International Gemological Institute Worldwide (IGI), Antwerp, and Tehmasp Printer, managing director of IGI In ...  | Read
 
AROUND THE GLOBE
Apple’s iPod phone may debut next week
Apple Computer Inc may announce a much-anticipated iPod phone and will likely unveil revamped iPod ..  | Read.. 
 
Profit headache for oil titans
Energy stocks have taken a beating as crude oil prices plummeted this week, but oil producers will ..  | Read.. 
 
Nasdaq yet to decide on LSE stake
Nasdaq Stock Market Inc said it had made no decision about what it would do with its 28.75 per cent..  | Read.. 
 
CORPORATE BRIEFS
Pyramid equities listed
Tanla shares
Puravankara
Garden Reach
Indian Oil
Rolls-Royce
 
Forex reserves rise
Vodafone
NCDEX order
 
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