Tata
Brand growth to shore up valuation
Mumbai: The Tata brand valued at Rs 10,000 crore
in 1997-98 is said to have witnessed a consistent improvement
in growth on the parameters of relevance and affinity.
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Tax
sops to stay, but red tape will go
New Delhi: Faced with criticism from the public,
industry and political parties including the ruling coalition,
the twin taskforces headed by Vijay Kelkar have diluted
the recommendations made in their consultation papers
on elimination of exemptions.
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Ex-employee
drags Citibank to court over termination
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has issued notice
to Citibank following a suit filed by one of its employees
claiming compensation of Rs 1.25 crore for wrongful termination
of his services.
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Sundaram
Home Finance knocks ADB for Rs 100-crore credit line
Chennai: The Chennai-based Sundaram Home Finance
Ltd has initiated dialogues with the multilateral lending
agency, Asian Development Bank, for opening a Rs 100 crore
credit line.
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Samtel
Colour seeks duty cut on CPTs
Mumbai: Samtel Colour has made an appeal to the
government to create an environment where its input is
zero and duty on colour picture tubes is made 14-15 per
cent, the companys vice president Sunil Kakaria
said. The current customs duty on CPT is 20 per cent.
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Hindustan
Latex posts Rs 15.5-crore net profit
Mumbai: Contraceptives and healthcare products
major Hindustan Latex Ltd has recorded its highest ever
profit and turnover during the past fiscal. The state-run
company has also established a strong presence in the
rural market during the fiscal under review.
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Samsung
fine-tuning audio range
Mumbai: Close on the heels of chalking out its
plans for colour television (CTV) and refrigerators segments,
consumer electronics and durables major Samsung India
Electronics Ltd is now streamlining its audio range.
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Indo
Rama eyes China to rev up export growth
New Delhi: Faced with opportunities for sustained
growth in a large market and in a quota-less textile world,
the Rs 1,900-crore Indo Rama Synthetics (I) Ltd (IRSL)
is looking at China as a market for driving its export
growth in the coming years.
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Reliance
tightens grip on BSES board, to add 3 EDs
Mumbai: Reliance Industries will move quickly to
take management control of BSES, once its open offer for
the Mumbai-based power utility is completed.
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Taj
group to check out of nine properties
Mumbai: In a massive restructuring exercise, the
Taj group of hotels is seriously considering exiting nine
of its plum properties across the country including five
star hotels like Taj Hari Mahal, Jodhpur; Taj Residency
business hotels in Calicut, Vishakhapatnam, Nashik, Indore
and City Inn in Baramati.
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Birlas
put vital corporate decisions on hold
Mumbai: The Aditya Birla group has put on hold
a number of key corporate decisions, including those relating
to a top-level management reshuffle and group investments.
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AFL
seeks increase in NRI equity participation
Mumbai: The Guzder family promoted AFL, one of
the oldest logistics company in the country, dealing in
cargo handling, air transport, courier and supply chain
management solutions, is planning a marginal increase
in the NRI equity participation in the company.
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West
Coast in talks to acquire 2 city paper firms
Kolkata: West Coast Paper Mills is in advanced
stages of negotiations to buy out two Mumbai based paper
companies Rohit Pulp and Paper Mills and Global Boards.
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Telco
sets sights on China, W Asia
Mumbai: With offtake of over 5,500 cars per month
in the mid-sized C segment, Tata Indigo sedan, which was
launched countrywide on December 18, is expected to witness
sale of between 1,000 and 1,200 cars a month.
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Hero
Honda stocks pile up as demand slumps
New Delhi: Sluggish sales so far this month has
caused inventory to pile up with the dealers of Hero Honda,
the countrys largest motorcycle maker, which is
facing stiff competition from Bajaj Auto and Japans
Yamaha.Market estimates indicate the inventory level to
be equal to one months sales or about 1.6 lakh units.
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