The Hindu : Business News : Wednesday, November 30, 2005

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`Marketing policy' for retail sector mooted
Domestic players oppose foreign investment

`Sensex, rupee trend in order'
NEW DELHI: With Sensex crossing a new landmark of 9000, Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday said the market movement was orderly and it reflected the strong fundamentals of the economy. "Can't watch every day movement of Sensex. In my ...

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Italy keen to invite Bollywood for shoots

Devendra Exports' pact with U.K. firm

AMD chief to line up major initiatives

Infosys, Microsoft unveil IT concept centre

Meet on efficient wealth management with MFs

Increase domestic production of cashew: expert

Coir Board transfers `Cocolawn' tech to Cadila

Manappuram Finance posts good profits

Academic says governments becoming less important

Rupee recovers

Sensex sheds 64 points

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Hyundai enters U.K. market with `Amica'
NEW DELHI: Hyundai Motor India (HMI) on Tuesday announced its foray into the U.K. market with its first shipment of 820 cars. The company said in a statement it would export the `Santro Xing,' branded Hyundai `Amica' in the U.K. market. This ...

ICICI Bank's price band at Rs. 505-545
MUMBAI: ICICI Bank on Tuesday fixed the price band at Rs. 505-545 for its public issue which will open for subscription on December 1 and close on December 6.

Sun outbids Aurobindo
NEW DELHI: Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has pipped Aurobindo Pharma in the race to acquire the assets of the bankrupt U.S. pharma firm Able Laboratories with a bid of $23.15 million. Able Laboratories informed the Securities and Exchange ...

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Punj Lloyd files red herring prospectus

Eveready garners $33 m through GDR issue

Texas Instruments' developer conference

Virinchi Tech bags $1.25 m contract

SMART Technologies to expand

Dhruva ties up with Cricinfo

IBS Software pact with Shell International

Kaya Skin Clinic gets award

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