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Investors prefer to get land from States
Locational, infrastructure advantage crucial; `land bank' strategy adopted by some States

Reliance launches low-cost colour handsets
Plans to introduce hi-end Blackberry mobile phones

Corporates under-assessed to tax: CAG
NEW DELHI: Some of the country's top corporate houses and banks such as Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), Tata Motors, Coca-Cola and Bank of Baroda were under-assessed by tax authorities, leading to lower realisation of taxes by over Rs 1,054 ...

Sundaram Clayton to transfer brakes business to WABCO-TVS
Shares of WABCO-TVS will be listed on stock exchanges

CIPSA-RIC India to expand operations
To set up second facility in Bangalore

Jet direct flight to U.S.
MUMBAI: Jet Airways will launch its first direct flight to the U.S. on August 5 with the introduction of the wide-bodied Boeing 777-300 ER between Mumbai and Newark via Brussels. This will be followed by four similar direct flights between ...

Sensex up 170 points
MUMBAI: The Sensex shot up by 170 points on the back of firm global cues, coupled with strong Q4 results of State Bank of India. As a result, operators and retail investors went on buying spree in banking stocks. The Sensex, which opened ...

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