Industry - general
Govt extends validity period of industrial licence to 3 yrs
02 Jul 2014
The new guidelines are also applicable for extension of validity of industrial licence in cases where the licence holder has not commenced production after two years
Core sector growth slows to 2.1% in December
31 Jan 2014
CFO optimism level falls in Q2: D&B survey
03 May 2013
Indian M&As to see sharp rise in 2003: study
31 Dec 2012
UTC to sell Pratt & Whitney’s power systems unit to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
13 Dec 2012
The sale is part of United Technologies' plan to divest non-core assets and focus on aerospace and building solutions, following its $18.4 billion acquisition of Goodrich Corp earlier this year
PSUs ready to invest; seek government backing
12 Sep 2012
State-run core sector companies are reportedly sitting on a combined cash pile of Rs1,80,000 crore
NSIC to set up incubation centres in Africa
27 Jul 2012
Eight Indian companies in Fortune 500 list
09 Jul 2012
Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell with annual revenues of $484.49 billion emerged at the top of the 2012 list, ending retail major Wal-Mart's two-year run
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