Foreign funds sold equities worth $2.45 bn in five days
Tata Group wants fresh talks on investments in Bangladesh
US wholesale inventories go up
Russia must develop ways to influence world oil prices: Putin
Etihad Airways to augment freighter fleet
150 million Re.1 notes to be printed every year
Morgan Stanley mulling deals with CIC, Wachovia: Reports Morgan Stanley mulling deals with CIC,...
Northeast could be largest rubber producing region
UAE to name companies employing illegal workers
Sensex loses 133 points in volatile week
India on a hiring spree: survey
Infosys targeting rural banks for higher growth
Himachal hydel power PSU gets mini ratna status
$40-mn IFC loan for West Coast Paper Mills
Bangalore : The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank group, is lending $40 million (Rs.1.64 billion) to West Coast Paper Mills Ltd, an integrated printing and writing paper manufacturer based in north Karnataka.
IMF warns Italy of downside risks, pushes more reforms
Southeast Asia heads for property slowdown but no bust
Sensex ends flat
Ashok Leyland to ship out 1,000 buses to Sri Lanka
Thailand’s Srithai to set up plant in Gujarat
Uttar Pradesh government withdraws land for rail coach factory
In Gujarat, corner shop finds new way to fight big retail
Indonesia asks for ADB loan extension
Airport charges in India among lowest in world, claim private operators
Marketing of Durga Puja takes a step forward
UCO Bank may cut lending rates by 100 basis points
Jazeera Airways Q1 profit rises 42 percent
Indian Railways makes e-tickets marginally cheaper
By IANS
New Delhi : In a bid to encourage the usage of e-tickets among passengers, Indian Railways has decided to reduce e-ticket service charges effective July 1.
The existing service charge of Rs.15 on each e-ticket issued for sleeper class has been reduced to Rs.10. For air-conditioned classes, the service charge of Rs.25 per ticket has been brought down to Rs.20, the railway ministry announced Wednesday.
Press communique: China, Japan to further food safety co-op
Sensex starts moving up as banks allowed to lend more
L&T bags orders worth Rs.518.2 crore
55 countries to participate in Abu Dhabi oil meet
AgustaWestland-Tata establish JV for assembling choppers
Shutdown hits normal life Kerala on 51st formation day
Satyam is SAP’s ‘strategic partner’ in Middle East
Equity markets start in the green
Where would power plants’ carbon dioxide emissions go?
BHEL signs Rs.3,810 crore deal with Telengana
India’s inflation minus 1.30 percent now
Indian, Chinese steel makers to discuss cooperation
Budget evokes mixed reactions from realty sector
Volvo Car to launch new models in India
Tokyo markets continue descent; Nikkei plunges below 9,000
Realtors now demand special residential zones
Emerging market economies less affected by financial crisis: India
Indian equities open lower on fears of US meltdown
Now there could be a Post Bank of India!
Kolkata : The Department of Post (DoP), which also provides savings bank services to millions of Indians, is planning to launch a full-fledged bank under the name of Post Bank of India.
Indian PC market grows by 22 pct in Q2 of 2007
Sensex closes 266 points up on positive industrial growth
Markets open flat in line with Asian peers
Inflation up to 11.63 percent; more monetary steps likely
US, India technology majors meet in Washington
Washington : More than 70 technology companies, including leaders like IBM, Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services, participated in one of the year's biggest summits held to bring industry and the government together on a common platform.
Venezuela nationalises largest steel maker
NTPC declares Rs.28.85 bn dividend
Over 12,000 bad cheques cases settled in one day
IT services and BPOs to survive US slowdown: report
Late rally pushes Sensex 107 points up
Finnair to expand operations to India from June
We don’t fix power tariff: Himachal government
New Satyam board’s decision awaited on Gujarat project
Talent crunch hits India’s premier aerospace lab
India adds 5.71 mn telecom subscribers in October
Tata receives 203,000 bookings for Nano
Haryana CM woos US investors with new industrial policy
Chinese car firms diversify in battle for ‘green’ market
SAIL net profit up 98.6 percent
Reliance Communications acquires US data services firm
‘Budget overlooked export sector challenges’
Commitment to Dadri power project intact: Reliance Power
Increase oil royalty, Gogoi urges Modi
Family feud drags Reliance Communications shares down
Satyam chairman Ramalinga Raju, MD Rama Raju quit
Equities markets on upswing despite rise in inflation
India’s forex up $1.30 bn
India Inc. welcomes RBI move, but banks not for immediate rate cuts
Vedanta plans $1-billion IPO for Sterlite Energy
Caritor completes $854 mn acquisition of Keane
Hyderabad : Caritor, Inc, a global IT services provider, Tuesday announced the completion of its acquisition of Keane, Inc. for an all-cash purchase price of $854 million.
Haldia Petrochemicals faces its first strike
Hyderabad to become a metro city
Indian agency to aggressively market satellite launches
Tata Teleservices to invest $2 bn in GSM services
50,000 tonnes of Indian rice for Bangladesh
Tata-led consortium to build South Africa’s optical fibre network
Budget does not satisfy needs of common man: Patnaik
i-flex Solutions bags order from Volkswagen Bank
British PM to ask UAE for bailout funds
US recession hits demand for H1B visas
Karnataka Soaps & Detergents to rejig set-up
Insurance regulator warns against Aetna Healthcare
Equities markets stay in the red
Coal India assessing airport project’s impact on coal reserve
US to experience near recession: study
Food, hospitality exhibition opens in Delhi
Russia raises uranium stocks by 70,000 tonnes in 2009
Jharkhand asks banks to step up loans to jobless youth
In Kolkata, a Sunday paradise for pet and plant lovers
India’s fiscal deficit will be higher: Ahluwalia
RCOM joins hand with IT giants to offer laptops
Russia bans rice import from India
Moscow : Russia Tuesday banned imports of rice, sesame seeds and peanuts from India, saying some of the goods were substandard and dangerous to human health, the Interfax news agency reported.
Rane group completes restructuring process
Sun Micro, Tech Mahindra join hands for IPTV services
By IANS
Mumbai : Leading IT firm Sun Microsystems India and telecom software major Tech Mahindra Monday announced a strategic alliance to roll out cost-effective and efficient Internet protocol television (IPTV) services in the Indian and Asia Pacific markets.
India, Sri Lanka targets trade pact by October
Trade pact will give $12 bn boost to Indian economy: Canadian minister
Private firms contributed $350 mn capital to UAE
Bharti-MTN deal deadline ends Wednesday
Lucknow Biotech park to train women farmers
Volkswagen upbeat about India business, no layoffs planned
Two mn litres of fuel to be available in Tamil Nadu
BBC to produce next season of ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa’
RComm launches free calls pack for prepaid CDMA customers
US dollar could drop by 10 percent, says Canadian report
BSNL seeks other options for mega GSM tender
Chennai port to get new container terminal
India’s trade deficit rises in the first half fiscal
London shares rebound over five percent
Tea Board plans to regulate trade in poor quality tea
Antony favours defence budget at 3 percent of GDP
UN pledges $3 mn to help Nepal’s rural communities
Glaxo get Indian market rights for Japanese medicine
Indian biotech sector crosses $2 billion in FY 2007
Bangalore : India's emerging biotechnology sector crossed the $2 billion mark in fiscal 2007, registering 30 percent growth over the previous fiscal (FY 2006) at $1.45 billion.
