Industry - general
India's industrial production hits a near-20-month high of 17.6 per cent in April
12 Jun 2010
Industrial production in the country grew at a scorching 17.6 per cent year-on-year in April 2010 compared to the level of production in the same month of the previous year
Despite recalls, Toyota returns to profits
11 May 2010
Japan's largest automaker Toyota reported a turnaround in operating income with rise in global sales, barring North America
RBI ups limit for collateral-free loans to small units to Rs10 lakh
06 May 2010
RBI said banks, in turn, cany take cover for the collateral-free credit facilities under the credit guarantee scheme.
SIDBI secures $50 million ADB finance for MSMEs
04 May 2010
Government to decide on six SEZs today
09 Apr 2010
Risks of fraud weighing on India Inc: KPMG report
06 Apr 2010
Seventy-five per cent of stakeholders surveyed indicated that Corporate India needs to deal with fraud risks firmly.
India Inc chiefs pledge to invest in Assam
10 Mar 2010
Investments in SEZs top Rs1,28,390 crore
03 Mar 2010
Core sector grows 9.4 per cent in January
25 Feb 2010
India's industrial production vaults 16.8 per cent in December
12 Feb 2010
December witnessed an 82.2 per cent jump in the automobile sector output, a 44.6 per cent rise in capital goods production and a 29.0 per cent rise in chemicals production
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