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Satyam Computers brand valued at Rs 3,199 crore
Hyderabad:
The brand value of Satyam Computer Services has improved by 41 per cent at Rs 3,199.65 crore as on March 2002. The company has also added Rs 170 crore value to its shareholders wealth by generating operating profits in excess of the companys cost of capital.
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Suzuki to control MUL from today
New Delhi:
After years of negotiations, Suzuki Motor Corporation, which started as a minority partner with a 26-per cent stake in the joint sector venture, will finally get full control of the Maruti Udyog today.
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Deutz-Fahr buys 50% Greaves stake in JV
Mumbai: The $1-billion Italian tractor giant, Same Deutz-Fahr, has bought out the Thapar Group-owned Greaves 50 per cent stake in the Same-Greaves Tractor for $5 million.
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ITC Hotels arm to turn Fortune of budget sector
New Delhi:
Fortune Hotels, a 100 per cent subsidiary of ITC Hotels, is gearing up to establish itself as a strong player in the budget hotel segment which is growing at a faster pace than its 5-star counterpart.
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BHEL draws up plans to enter power distribution
New Delhi: Bharat Heavy Electricals is drawing up plans to enter into the power distribution business once the electricity bill is passed by the Parliament.
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VSNL says it acted in its business interest
Mumbai: Neither VSNL nor the Tata group has received any formal communication from the Government protesting the VSNL board's decision on Tuesday to invest up to Rs 1,200 crore in Tata TeleServices, said officials.
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TNPCB show-cause to Hyundai Motor
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board has issued a show cause notice to Hyundai Motor (India) Ltd for alleged environment violations at its car plant at Sriperumbudur, near Chennai.
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Hind Lever Chem posts higher net
Mumbai: Hind Lever Chemicals has reported a net profit of Rs 11.29 crore for the quarter ended 31 March 2002 as compared to Rs 3.99 crore in the year-ago period. Net sales were Rs 231.54 crore (Rs 219.93 crore).
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Smart devices in Microsoft futuristic home
Mumbai:
Featuring technologies that are five to eight years away from being offered to the public, the prototype Microsoft Home at the companys Redmond, Washington, campus allows researchers to test concepts surrounding how people will use technology in their everyday lives in the future.
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Panjon to invest more in R&D
Mumbai:
Panjon Ltd is beefing up its research activities and is working on developing at least two novel drug delivery system drugs in the anti-infective segment.
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SAIL may not be referred to BIFR
Mumbai:
Steel Authority of India Ltd may escape reference to BIFR as a potentially sick company despite incurring losses for four consecutive years, including a staggering loss of Rs 1,707 crore in 2001-02.
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Tanishq to unveil performance-linked pay scale
Mumbai:
Tata groups designer jewellery arm - Tanishq - is all set to take the lead ahead of its parent company and watch major Titan Industries Ltd, in moving to a performance-linked salary structure across its 600 people workforce.
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Shaw Wallace to focus on brand consolidation
Mumbai:
Shaw Wallace Distilleries Ltd, the liquor division under Shaw Wallace Company Ltd, has ruled out the possibility of any fresh brand acquisition in the near future.
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