Indian youth for first BRICS, SCO youth forums in Russia
UAE, EU discuss economic cooperation
Supreme Court refuses putting roadblock against Nano rollout
Indian American jeweller ‘flees’ to India
Moser Bayer, Gammon to set up power plants in Himachal Pradesh
Coal India gears up to acquire mines abroad
VGuard targets 25 percent growth this fiscal
India will rein in runaway cement prices: minister
Uttarakhand: Muslim area residents protest court order for demolition of over 4000 houses, demand...
Festa Italiana exhibition showcases the best of Italy
Jayshree Chemicals plans power projects
Helping steel majors set up units top priority: Virbhadra Singh
Railway Budget: Quality of bed linen to be improved
Daimler close to truck joint venture in India
Government committed to reviving plantation sector: minister
Japan’s economy is in recession
Congress wants Parrikar to cut diesel price
Industrial production up 10.3 percent in October
February domestic air passenger traffic up 14.8 percent in India
Markets continue in the red
Markets in the green after weak start
MoUs worth $11,850 m. signed on first day of Global Investors’ Summit at Indore
Indore: The Global Investors’ Summit here at Indore, the business capital of Madhya Pradesh, got a fabulous start when in the inaugural function four Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) worth Rs. 57,400 crores (about $11,850 million US dollars) were signed in the presence of the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chohan on the opening day of the mega event.
Issue mobile user card with every phone connection: CII
Bank of America posts $2.2 bn loss
Hefty gains in equity markets by early afternoon
India, Russia create task force for greater business
Nirma on track to acquire Shree Rama Multi-Tech
AIIMS top gainer from budget, Safdarjung hospital loses out
Sensex down 2.08 percent after morning trade
BJP, CPI-M oppose any hike in petrol, diesel prices
Tata Power to help develop hydel project in Bhutan
‘India emerging most favoured investment destination’
Now drive away bikes, scooters from Reliance Mart
Himachal electricity board generates record power
Tax reforms to be expedited, says Mukherjee
‘ICT the DNA of modern warfare’
‘Challenges ahead for India’s mortgage-backed security sector’
Let the sea rise, say the Dutch
Compensation must if insured cargo is damaged: court
By IANS
New Delhi : Shipping companies engaged in transporting cargo to India from abroad are entitled to claim compensation from insurance firms if the cargo is damaged or destroyed before it is supplied to the importer, the Supreme Court has held.
However, for coverage beyond the port area, shipping concerns must have extended insurance, the apex court ruled in a judgement last week.
Sensex holding on to morning gains
Blue-chip stocks lead rally in Indian stocks
Mumbai : Buoyed by leading pharmaceutical stocks and market heavyweights, a key index of the Indian stock market gained 0.76 percent Tuesday, keeping the upward trend for the second consecutive day.
Malaysian, Indian firms to tie up for housing project
Troubled Yahoo names Bartz new CEO
High investor confidence drives markets upwards
More Highlights of Indian budget (Part 6)
Battered Indian equities markets end week in green
Mahindra to launch passenger cars on Gio platform
Bata to focus on tier II, III cities, rural markets
Tatas now acquire British Salt for $144.6 million
Equities end marginally in green after volatile trading
Canadian digital firm to invest $25 mn in India
Mining of titanium bearing minerals to be allowed
Revenue, job loss stare Karnataka in face
India eyes organic food exports of $1 bn
At 9.7 percent, US unemployment rate highest in 26 years
Scientists advocate new method for better rice yields
Sensex opens in the green
UAE-Vietnam discuss economic relations
US eases import limits on Myanmar goods
Royal Orchids to start firm with Parsvnath
Thailand hopes trade with India will touch $10 bn by 2010
‘Investment in Pakistan risky’
Qatar to launch US$5.6 billion aluminium project
Developed India by 2020? Here’s a reality check
Lawsuit pits Andhra sanctuary against SEZ
Bangladeshi businessmen urge Dhaka to provide transit facilities to India
India Foreign Exchange Reserves exceed $ 266 billion
Haryana wakes up to traffic chaos in Gurgaon
Nokia introduces microfinance schemes to push sales
Canara Bank net zooms 83 percent in first quarter
Karnataka approves Rs.943-bn investment projects
Development is answer to all problems in UP: Modi
Kerala woos diaspora, says investments in the state safe
Hyatt Corp, Lanco group sign accord on Hyatt Hyderabad
Sensex loses 442 points over the week
Vietnam Forbids Rice Speculation
POSCO seeks Orissa government help in land acquisition
OPEC crude price climbs up $2.22
Extension of Arab gas pipeline to link to European gas pipeline
Torrent Cables to amalgamate with Torrent Gujarat Biotech
Edgy week for Indian equity markets
Hyundai’s September sales jumps 14.2 percent, highest ever
Reliance Asset Management starts Dubai operations
Emirates’ double-decker to make maiden flight from Dubai to Birmingham
CII against compulsory pre-merger notifications
New Delhi : The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Tuesday urged the government not to make mandatory issuance of notifications prior to any merger, saying it would cause inordinate procedural delays and increase the project cost for the enterprises.
