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Prabhu puts Dabhol back on stream
New Delhi:
Prabhu, who is on the verge of losing his ministership, has put the controversy-stricken Dabhol power project back on stream by brokering a truce between the Maharashtra State Electricity Board and the Dabhol Power Corporation.
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HC attaches Spice bank accounts
New Delhi:
The Delhi High Court has ordered attaching the bank accounts of Spice Communications, a BK Modi group company providing cellular mobile services in Punjab and Karnataka, for non-payment of dues amounting to Rs 250 crore to Siemens.
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HMT set for asset stripping in arm to meet staff liabilities
Bangalore:
The PSU major HMT Ltd is all set to commence another round of asset stripping in one of its subsidiary HMT Watches to raise resources to pay salary and other statutory liabilities of the employees.
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SAIL units modernise to meet Rly standards
New Delhi:
Steel Authority of India Ltd has taken steps to meet the exacting standards demanded by the Indian Railways for supply of rails, wheels and axle, the government-owned steel majors largest customer.
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Tata was briefed on TFL issues: Pendse
Mumbai:
Its a sequence of allegations and counter-allegations that are cropping up over the murky Tata Finance investments issue.
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HC voices dismay over progress of Reliance investigation
New Delhi:
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday expressed dissatisfaction over the Centres status report on the progress of investigation into certain cases of alleged financial irregularities against Reliance Industries Ltd and sought a comprehensive report within two weeks.
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Windals auto spins off IT arm as ERP solution firm
Mumbai: Auto ancillary company, Windals Auto Pvt Ltd, has spun off IT arm into Windals Infotech Pvt Ltd to develop focused ERP and supply chain solution suited for Tier I and Tier II ancillaried in the automotive industry.
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PwC launches climate change service in India
New Delhi:
PricewaterhouseCoopers has started a climate change service in India as the country has emerged a potential destination for the developed world to meet emission reduction commitments under the Kyoto Protocol.
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UTI to sell most of its IPCL stake in RIL open offer
Mumbai:
The Unit Trust of India has decided to offload a major portion of its stake in Indian Petrochemical Corporation by participating in the open offer made by Reliance Industries, which has recently taken over management control of the Vadodara-based petrochemical major.
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Merc patrons flock to book SL 500
Bangalore:
Prospective customers of the Mercedes SL 500, the top of the line model, have begun to pay the 20 per cent advance of the Rs 78 lakh (approx) price of the car.
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Life Insurance Corporation prepares for US foray
Mumbai:
Life Insurance Corporation of India is planning to start business in the US by being a corporate agent. In getting a hang of the market, India's largest insurer will sell policies which will be underwritten by an US insurer, to non-residents.
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Bijlee offers cheap operating costs at Rs 4.50/km
Mumbai:
Mahindra Eco Mobiles, a subsidiary of Mahindra & Mahindra, has rolled out a new zero-emission nine-seater transit van.
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Telco shrugs off monsoon impact on sales
Kolkata:
Tata Engineering has discounted the possibility of monsoon failure affecting the sales of its commercial vehicles during the current fiscal 2002-03. The company is still hopeful of achieving the projected 10 per cent growth in volume.
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Escorts to revive Niky Tasha for number plates foray
Mumbai:
The Escorts Group is all set to revive the defunct Niky Tasha, which used to manufacturer gas burners and kitchenettes. In its new avatar, the company will manufacture new high security vehicle registration plates.
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Gulf Oil merges with IDL, swap ratio set at 2:1
New Delhi:
The Hinduja-promoted lubricant company Gulf Oil India has formally merged with Hyderabad-based explosives company IDL Industries to form Gulf Oil Corporation, an entity with a turnover of Rs 450 crore.
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Premier Tyres wage talks on Aug 28
Discussions on the long-term wage settlement of the employees of the Premier Tyres Ltd (PTL); a subsidiary of the Apollo Tyres Ltd (ATL) would be held on August 28 at Thiruvananthapuram.
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Infobahn to shut US office; Malaysian closure to follow
Hyderabad:
Attributing to the recession in the global software markets, Infobahn Technologies Ltd (ITL), the Hyderabad-based software development services company, has announced its decision to close down its branch office in the US.
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TPL to seek shareholders' nod for Rs 30-cr term loan
Chennai:
The Rs 780-crore Tamilnadu Petroproducts Ltd ( will seek shareholders' nod at its forthcoming annual general meeting on September 16 for securing a Rs 30-crore term loan by way of second charge on the movable and immovable properties of the of the company.
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Thermax to pay Rs 5 per share
Mumbai:
The board of directors of Thermax Ltd has recommended a dividend of Rs 5 per share (50 per cent) for the year ended March 2002 as against Re 1 per share in the previous year, the company has said in a press release.
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CPCL to raise authorised capital to Rs 400 cr
Chennai:
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd proposes to raise its authorised share capital to Rs 400 crore from Rs 200 crore now.
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Playwin awaits nod for Maharashtra launch
Mumbai:
Playwin Infravest, which is running the Sikkim Super Lotto and the Lucky 3 for Karnataka, is all set to launch a new game for Maharashtra. The company has obtained a license but is awaiting the approval of the Maharashtra Government for deciding for deciding the game.
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VSNL, Tata Teleservices may merge eventually - Committee report delayed by 2 months
Mumbai:
The first clear indication of what the Tatas intend to do with VSNL emerged today, with the Chairman of the company, Ratan Tata, hinting at the possibility of an eventual merger of VSNL and Tata Teleservices, the basic telephony company in the in the Tata fold.
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DCA panel meet today on norms for unlisted cos
New Delhi:
The recently constituted high-powered committee appointed by the Department of Company Affairs (DCA) to frame guidelines for unlisted Indian companies on preferential allotment, sweat equity and employee stock option scheme (ESOPs) is scheduled is scheduled to meet on Wednesday.
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Pepsi, Punjab Govt sign deal for citrus cultivation
Chandigarh:
Pepsi Foods Private Ltd and the Punjab Agri Export Corporation (Pagrexco) a Punjab Government undertaking on Tuesday signed a protocol on citrus cultivation in Chandigarh.
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Maha Seamless to issue bonus preference shares
Mumbai:
Maharashtra Seamless Ltd will issue bonus redeemable preference shares carrying a 10 per cent annual dividend. The shares will be redeemed in one or more tranches within a period of five years from the date of allotment.
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Bharti may consider spreading its wings to additional circles
New Delhi:
Bharti would have a presence in as many as 18 of the 22 telecom circles in the country, reinforcing its standing as the largest cellular player.
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UB bets on strong beer to rev up sales in TN
Bangalore:
The UB group hopes to carve out a significant share of the Tamil Nadu market for strong beers with the introduction in Chennai this week of Kingfisher Super Strong Beer.
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Maruti studying market for launch of Ignis
New Delhi:
Car manufacturer Maruti Udyog Ltd which has seen tough times and falling market shares in an increasingly competitive and shrinking domestic market, is undertaking a study to benchmark its proposed next offering, the Ignis, with competitors such such as the Palio.
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Aptech upbeat on BPO sector -Launches sales and marketing course
Mumbai:
Introduction of the sales and marketing course for the BPO industry follows the recent launch of an IT course for the banking sector.
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