Eli
Lilly plans to launch osteoporosis drug soon
New Delhi: Eli Lilly India plans to introduce its
severe osteoporosis treatment drug Forteo in India this
year. An application for regulatory approval for the drug,
launched in the US in November last year, will be filed
within a few weeks.
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VMSRF
files patent infringement injunction order against nine
firms
Bangalore: The city-based Vittal Mallya Scientific
Research Foundation, belonging to the UB Group, has filed
a permanent injunction order to restrain three US-based
companies and six Indian companies from manufacturing
and selling soluble double metal salts of HydroxyCitric
Acid from Garcinia rind also known as Malabar tamarind.
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Jindal
Strips seeks single window clearance for Orissa steel
project
New Delhi: Jindal Strips Ltd is seeking a single window
clearance from the Orissa government for its 1.8 million
tonne per annum stainless steel project.
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Pathnet
to expand operations in India
Hyderabad: Pathnet India (Pvt) Limited, a joint venture
company between Gribbles Pathology Laboratory of Australia
and Dr Reddys Laboratory, is planning to expand
its operations in India.
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NTPCs
Orissa Thermal project To be comissioned on February 21
Mumbai: National Thermal Power Corporations
500 mw unit of Talcher super thermal project in Orissa
will formally be commissioned on February 21 in the presence
of Union minister of power Anant Geete and his deputy
Jayavantiben Mehta.
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IBM
takes the cue from GE & Amex, plans BPO unit
Bangalore: Big Blue IBM is firming up plans to set
up a captive BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) division
in India, joining global giants such as GE and American
Express, who run similar operations in India.
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Telecom
licences can be sold now
New Delhi: Telecom licences can now be sold. The Telecom
Commission has approved this in principle and the department
of telecommunications (DoT) will move a Cabinet note to
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Kinetic
may roll out bikes for Hyosung
Pune: Kinetic Engineering Ltd, the leading two-wheeler
manufacturer, is in talks with its technology collaborator
Hyosung Motors, Korea to produce two-wheelers on behalf
of the latter to be sold in Korea and other countries
under the Hyosung brand.
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ITC
travel arm eyes big pie in car rental biz
Kolkata: ITC is buying a few latest Mercs and also
a fleet of Opel, Ford, Honda, Lancer and Esteem. With
32 glamorous buys scheduled by April this year, ITC group
company International Travel House Limited (ITHL) is working
on strategies to grab the biggest pie in the domestic
car rental business and also position itself as a global
travel management company.
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LNM
group closes in on steel crown
New Delhi: The Lakshmi N Mittal-controlled LNM Group
is fast catching up with the world's largest steel group,
Arcelor, after racing ahead of JFE, Posco and Nippon Steel
to become the second-largest steel maker in the world.
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After
banks & FIs, Ispat tries to make peace with Sebi
New Delhi: After making peace with banks and financial
institutions, Ispat Industries is now trying to meet Sebi
norms. The PK Mittal promoted steel company has recently
inducted a new director on its board, in a bid to meet
Sebi norms on corporate governance.
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Orchid
to transfer Tata Infomedia stake to parent
Mumbai: Tata Sons subsidiary Orchid Print India will
transfer its stake in publishing company Tata Infomedia
to its parent. This transfer of stake, which does not
involve any change in control, will take place as Tata
Consultancy Services (TCS), a division of Tata Sons, will
soon be merged into Orchid
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Hero
Honda to up product spend
New Delhi: In an attempt to take on competition from
relative newbikes to the bike party like Bajaj and TVS,
motorcycle market leader Hero Honda is planning to increase
its product spend next fiscal by 30 per cent from Rs 85
crore this year to Rs 110 crore in '03-04.
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Vivaldi
to be sold under Proline brand
Mumbai: Bombay Dyeing has decided to overhaul its
wardrobe. It is in the process of re-vamping and consolidating
its entire apparel business under Proline India, in which
it recently bought a major stake.
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cos to participate in Cidex trade shows
Hyderabad: Cidex Trade Fairs,the joint venture between
Messe Dusseldorf and KolnMesse International, is holding
three international trade shows of Tube India International,
Sheet Metal India and International Welding Symposium
from February 21 to 23 in the city.
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Belgian
solid tyre major scouting for space
Kolkata: The Belgium headquartered Solideal, counted
among the global players in design and manufacture of
a complete range of heavy-duty industrial pneumatic tyres,
mainly for forklift operations, is looking for distributors
in India for the company's exclusive range of products.
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Shriram
group forays into education sector
Chennai: Chennai-based Shriram group has set up a
company called Shriram Centre for Learning Pvt Ltd, which
marks the group's first commercial foray into education.
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Daewoo
net worth erodes 90 per cent AGM on February 25
to appoint new auditors
Hyderabad: Daewoo Motors India Ltd (DMIL), a subsidiary
of Daewoo Corporation of Korea, has suffered an erosion
of more than 90 per cent in its net worth for the fiscal
year ended March 31, 2002. For the last fiscal, its accumulated
losses stood at Rs 715.72 crore on the net worth of Rs
792.78 crore, accounting for an erosion of 90.3 per cent.
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Kinetic
earmarks Rs 4 cr for promos
To push special Boss variant
Pune: Kinetic Engineering Ltd has earmarked Rs 4 crore
for promos and advertisements that are aimed at selling
5,000 units of a special variant of the `Boss' motorcycle
within the next two months.
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