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TCIL likely to sell stake in Hexacom
New Delhi: Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd has firmed up plans to exit Hexacom (India) Ltd by selling its 30 per cent stake in the company to Bharti Tele-Venture Ltd.
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BPCL to hedge oil imports
Mumbai: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd has appointed advisors for formulating its risk management policy on forward trading in oil imports. The company hopes to begin hedging transactions before the second quarter of the coming financial year, according to company officials.
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BPL Mobile volume up
Kochi: BPL Mobile, one of the leading mobile service providers, catered to an unprecedented 7.1 million SMS and 37 million minutes of talktime to usher in the New Year, a release issued here said.
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Compulink to scale up operations
Mumbai: Compulink plans to set up a new development facility with an investment of Rs 5 crore-8 crore at the Hinjewadi IT Park in Pune.
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BSNL's new Internet scheme
Madura: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd has come out with a browser-friendly package for Internet buffs. The new scheme not only cuts down the telephone bills but also gives round-the-clock Internet facility without any additional charges.
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Nicholas ties up with UK scientists
New Delhi: Nicholas Piramal India Ltd has tied up with a group of scientists from Imperial College of the UK to carry out research in the field of rheumatoid arthritis. The team will be led by Ravinder Maini, an eminent scientist of Indian origin.
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