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XCyton, Glaxo SmithKline in tie-up for marketing kits
Mumbai: The city-based diagnostic firm XCyton Diagnostics Ltd has signed a strategic tie-up with pharma major Glaxo SmithKline Beecham for marketing XCyton’s HIV and hepatitis diagnostics kits across the country.
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Govt may cut stakes in HPCL, BPCL to 15 per cent, 26 per cent
New Delhi: The government plans to shed a lot more equity in the two oil PSUs than proposed earlier. A note on divestment of HPCL and BPCL that has been circulated ahead of CCD meet intends to bring down government holding in HPCL to 15 per cent and in BPCL to 26 per cent.
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Reliance Info revises rates
Mumbai: Reliance Infocomm has revised its rates to 40 paise per minute, at a 15 second pulse, from the initial 20 paise per minute, after Trai mandated that all incoming calls have to be free as per the conditions.
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LG aims market leadership in commercial AC mart by ’04
New Delhi: LG Electronics is planning to consolidate its position in the commercial air conditioning market with the release of three new CAC products in February and is currently targeting CAC market leadership with a share of 28 per cent by 2004, LG’s CAC product group head Bijo K George said.
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Godrej tea launches two Flagship brands in Mumbai
Mumbai: Benchmarking itself on prices of the loose tea regional players and yet hoping to offer products that will give the branded tea market a run for its money, Godrej Tea Ltd launched its two flagship houses, ‘Godrej Noble House’ and ‘Godrej Chai House’ in Mumbai on Thursday.
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Mahajan to launch Reliance’s basic telecom services
Mumbai: Union IT and telecommunications minister Pramod Mahajan will unveil Dhirubhai Ambani’s dream on Friday: to offer phone calls at prices affordable for the masses.
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TNT India launches service for students
New Delhi: TNT India, a fully owned subsidiary of TPG NV, the global mail, express and logistics company, has launched TNT Scholar Pak, an express delivery service for students applying overseas.
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Bend-Pak of US to pick up 60% stake in Pneumatic Power Tools
Kolkata: Bend-Pak Inc. of the US has offered to take 60 per cent stake in a West Bengal based medium sector machinery and tools manufacturer diversifying into production of standard pit lifts.
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Pantaloon plans to make pref allotment
Mumbai: Pantaloon Retail (India) is making a preferential issue to promoters and associates at a premium of Rs 40 per share.
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Polaris will do no business with Indonesia for 1yr
Chennai: Scared by the experience in Jakarta, Polaris Software Labs will not do business in Indonesia at least for a year and is considering arbitration against Indonesian Bank Artha Graha in Singapore on the dispute.
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JK Tyre refuses to recall controversial ad
New Delhi: The legal fight between JK Tyre and MRF over the former’s ad campaign claiming to be the number one tyre manufacturer just does not seem to die down.
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Air Sahara writes new rules of marketing
New Delhi: Air Sahara has been simultaneously launching marketing and pricing initiatives such as ‘Sixer’, ‘Super Sixer’, ‘Steal A Seat Auctions with Indiatimes.com’ and more. It appears that the initiatives have met with acceptance amongst the travel trade and the consumers across segments.
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Hasbro wants to extend reach via own outlets
Chennai: The Chennai-based Hasbro, which owns two garment brands ‘Genesis’ (formal wear) and ‘Basics’ (informal wear), wants to replicate its two-tier approach, that established the brands in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, now in Karnataka and Kerala.
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Skoda to push small cars via fin schemes
New Delhi: After targeting the upper end of the C-segment with its aggressive pricing, Skoda is now hoping to grab marketshare of entry level cars in the C segment with its financing schemes.
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Indian Terrain plans city trip via franchisees
Chennai: Indian terrain, a little over two-year premium menswear brand launched by the Chennai-based Rs 100-crore export garment house Celebrity Fashions that supplies to leading international brands, will focus on Delhi and Mumbai markets starting this summer by launching a slew of franchisee
stores.
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Ranbaxy gets FDA nod for Isotretinoin
New Delhi: Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd today announced that it has been granted approval by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to manufacture and commercialise Isotretinoin capsules in potencies of 10, 20 and 40 mg.
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Birla 3M has a new name
Mumbai: Birla 3M Ltd has undergone a name change and will now be known as 3M India Ltd. This is in line with 3M's global naming approach for its companies outside the US.
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Mukand to stop taking fresh orders
Mumbai: Mukund Ltd has informed BSE that in view of the depressed business conditions in the machine tools sector, the machine tools division executed only the orders on hand and had stopped booking further business for the division.
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Saptarishi Agro set to change hands again
Mumbai: Saptarishi Agro Industries Ltd is set to change hands again with the acquisition of Global Green Company's holding by Calibre Rehabs Ltd, according to information provided by the company to the stock exchanges.
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Coastal Paper hit by strike
Rajamundry: The workers of Coastal Paper Mill at Kadiyam near here are on strike to press the management to concede their demands, including payment of bonus at 20 per cent.
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Milma, NDDB arm sign marketing pact
Kochi: The Kerala Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (Milma) and National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) subsidiary, Mother Dairy Foods Ltd, have entered into a joint venture to market Milma products in Kerala.
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