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Novartis shelves work on Dr Reddy’s anti-diabetic drug
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories received a setback on Thursday following Novartis’ decision to discontinue further development of the anti-diabetic compound, DRF 4158, licensed to it.
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Chemplast Sanmar to demerge shipping arm
Chennai: Chemplast Sanmar Ltd, part of the Sanmar Group of companies, on Thursday said that it is planning to demerge its shipping arm, Sanmar Shipping Ltd, as part of its business restructuring exercise.
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Mumbai Auto Show gets off to lacklustre start
Mumbai: The Mumbai Auto Show took off to a stuttering start with leading manufacturers like Hyundai India, Bajaj Auto, General Motors, Ford India and Honda Siel giving it a miss.
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Jindal Steel & Power records 105 per cent rise in net at Rs 60 crore
New Delhi: Jindal Steel & Power has recorded a 105 per cent increase in net profit at Rs 60.21 crore on an increased turnover of Rs 267.82 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2002.
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Honda Siel power launches new Genset
New Delhi: In order to maintain their supremacy in the portable generator market, Honda Siel Power Products Ltd launched ‘Honda Gen-X’, a range of silent and technologically superior gensets on Thursday.
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TPC may buy AES' 49 per cent in Orissa firm
Cuttack: Tata Power is close to buying the 49 per cent stake held by US power major AES in the Orissa Power Generation Company.
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Dow Jones up 51 points at close
London: US stocks climbed on Thursday, hoisting the technology-packed Nasdaq more than 2 per cent, as companies like chip maker Texas Instruments Inc. topped Wall Street's quarterly expectations and tempted investors after five straight sessions of declines.
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Novartis steps up pressure, hikes its stake in Roche to 32.7 per cent
Mumbai: Novartis has boosted its voting stake in Swiss healthcare rival Roche Holding to 32.7 per cent from 21.3 per cent at the end of '01, Europe's number three drugmaker said on Thursday.
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Gail, GSPC may thrash out gas-swap agreement
New Delhi: Public sector gas major Gas Authority of India (Gail) and the Gujarat government-owned energy company, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC), are in talks for a gas swap agreement in Gujarat.
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Tisco’s Q3 net jumps 8-fold
Mumbai: Tata Steel, the country’s largest private sector steel company, has posted an eight-fold increase in net profit for the third quarter ended December ‘02.
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Nestle scoops up Movenpick's ice-cream unit
New Delhi: Nestle will buy Swiss firm Movenpick's ice-cream unit on undisclosed terms, it said on Thursday, as it battles Anglo-Dutch group Unilever for global dominance in the tasty segment.
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HCL Tech Q2 net down 36 per cent y/y
Mumbai: HCL Technologies Ltd, India's fifth-largest software exporter, reported on Thursday second-quarter consolidated net profit fell 35.9 per cent year-on-year, slightly below market expectations, pushing its shares lower.
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India Cem plan to sell stake in Raasi, Vishaka hits block
New Delhi: Troubled cement maker, India Cements’ plans to sell Vishaka Cement and Raasi Cement to cut its huge debt burden, may have hit a stalemate.
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MG Rover to sell high-end cars here
Mumbai: The UK-based MG Rover plans to market its high end mid size cars in the country through Telco. Tata-Rover deal could also spawn a whole host of other models which employ the Indica sub-assemblies, such as the Aria coupe and convertible as well as the Indiva mini MPV which made its appearance at Geneva in March last year. Plans also include sourcing components and powertrains
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Colour Chem net up on cost cuts
Chennai: Colour Chem has registered a rise in net profit at Rs 3 crore during the quarter ended December 31, 2002 as against Rs 56 lakh in the corresponding period last year.
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Indal net dips on lower sales
New Delhi: Indian Aluminium Company Ltd (Indal) yesterday reported a lower net profit of Rs 28.7 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2002 (Q3), as against the Rs 30.12 crore for the previous corresponding period.
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Tata Power net rises on higher generation
Mumbai: Tata Power Company Ltd has posted a 34 per cent jump in net profit at Rs 145.97 crore in the third quarter ended December 31, 2002. Net profit in the same period last year was Rs 108.98 crore.
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Tata Power shelves optic fibre plans
Mumbai: Tata Power has shelved its plans to create a national optic fibre network. Instead, the company plans to focus on supplying quality broadband services to users in Mumbai and Pune.
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Crisil upgrades IPCL debentures
Mumbai: Crisil has upgraded IPCL's Rs 1,200 crore non-convertible debenture issue to AA from AA-. It also upgraded the Rs 203 crore non-convertible debenture issue to AA from AA-, upgraded the fixed deposit programme to FAA+ from FAA, and reaffirmed the P1+ ratings for its Rs 200 crore short term debenture issue and Rs 900 crore commercial paper programme.
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Bausch & Lomb seeks tie-up with LV Prasad
Kolkata: Bausch & Lomb India, the eyecare major, has entered into talks with the LV Prasad Eye Institute to enlist technical support for the nationwide Lasik Education Programme which the company proposes to launch soon.
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ONGC not keen on Bhatinda refinery
New Delhi: The Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) has said it is not interested in taking over HPCL's proposed Bhatinda refinery.
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NEG Micon aims at Rs 300-crore turnover this fiscal
New Delhi: NEG Micon (India) Private Ltd, the wholly-owned subsidiary of NEG Micon A/S of Denmark, hopes to end this financial year with a turnover of about Rs 300 crore. In 2001-02, it achieved a turnover of Rs 98.70 crore.
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