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RBI wants pass-through of oil prices Stresses need to contain wage-price spiral and prioritise energy conservation measures 
`Opportunity lies in ICT domestic market'Application outsourcing will constitute a major component EU call for `textile quota truce' Chinese insist that the existing and future quota system should not be disturbed 
Tata group's efforts to increase presence in ChinaStriving to globalise skill sets of its manpower Other Stories
Barometer Briefly Tata Steel signs MoU with Nippon KOLKATA: Within days of signing a memorandum of understanding for setting up its second plant in Jharkhand, Tata Steel on Monday signed another MoU with Nippon Steel Corporation of Japan for technical assistance for its proposed six million ... Panel for changes in Actuaries Bill NEW DELHI: The Standing Committee on Finance on Monday asked the Centre to carry out changes in some of the clauses in the Actuaries Bill, including a provision that may hinder the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) in servicing gratuity and ... Corporatisation schemes for exchanges MUMBAI: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Monday notified corporatisation and demutualisation schemes for ten stock exchanges, including the Calcutta and Delhi stock ... Nath unveils modern IP office NEW DELHI: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath on Monday inaugurated the country's first modern IP building here. He said India had the capability to become a producer of patented technology from a user, as intellectual property was ... Clariant affiliates to merge MUMBAI: The boards of directors of Colour-Chem, Clariant (India), BTP India Pvt. Ltd. and of Colour-Chem's subsidiaries — Vanavil Dyes and Chemicals and Kundalika Investments — at their respective meetings decided to amalgamate all ... Other Stories
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