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HLL to benefit from new Unilever HR move
Mumbai: Hindustan Lever Ltd will be one of the beneficiaries of a new Unilever human resource initiative to make all Unilever subsidiaries in Home and Personal Care more sensitive to feeling market possibilities in the external environment.

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German Remedies, Recon Healthcare to merge into Cadila Healthcare
Mumbai: Zydus Group of Companies has decided to merge German Remedies Ltd and Recon Healthcare Ltd into the group’s flagship company, Cadila Healthcare Ltd.
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Modern Automobile test track coming up near Pune
Mumbai: An ultra-modern test track for automobiles will be coming up near Pune. Estimated to cost about Rs 500 crore, the test-track will come up on five hundred acres of land.
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Bharat Forge Q3 net jumps to Rs 21.4 crore
Mumbai: Buoyed by a substantial increase in exports, Bharat Forge has recorded a jump in net profit at Rs 21.36 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2002, compared to Rs 6.31 crore in the same period of previous fiscal.
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BSNL threatens to block cell operators' calls
New Delhi: The battle between the cellular operators and the basic service providers has taken an interesting turn as BSNL has taken up cudgels on behalf of basic telecom operators.
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Yahoo posts Q4 profit
New Delhi: Internet media company Yahoo Inc. reported a quarterly profit versus a year-earlier loss and forecast a second consecutive year of double-digit gains would carry revenues above the high-water mark of the Internet boom.
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Govt to start secondary market for US-64
New Delhi: The Finance Ministry is working out ways to create a secondary market for US-64, the darling of small investors when the now-bifurcated UTI was the most trusted name in the market.
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Sony, DD finalise Cup sponsors
Mumbai: Nothing sells like cricket. And there is a lot at stake - between Rs 350 and 400 crore - as Sony Entertainment Television and Doordarshan try and woo the droves of advertisers and brands making a beeline for television airtime for ICC's World Cup cricket next month.
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Viewers refuse to bite Zee's Bollywood bait
Mumbai: Zee Telefilms will persist with its strategy of using Bollywood blockbusters as a driver to win over larger audiences, despite the relatively lacklustre performance of the first 16 Thursday-night movies.
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Bombay Dyeing to overhaul mother brand
Mumbai: Nusli Wadia's Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Co has embarked on an aggressive strategy aimed at a complete overhaul of the 132-year old mother brand, Bombay Dyeing. The idea is to tone down popular perception about the brand and inject a dose of excitement by introducing a slew of products at lower price points.
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Asian Paints Q3 net up 27 per cent to Rs 44 crore
Mumbai: Asian Paints reported a 27.1 per cent increase in third quarter net profit to Rs 43.6 crore as consumers bought more paint to decorate their houses. Net sales rose 9.1 per cent to Rs 413.3 crore, while profit before tax rose 29 per cent to Rs 68.7 crore.
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Tell-tile: China's welcome here
New Delhi: The Rs 1,500-crore domestic ceramic tile industry finds it more viable to import tiles from China and sell them here under local brands.
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