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Tata Motors profit up at Rs. 1,913 crore
Construction activity is on at Singur in West Bengal for Nano; Rs. 10,000 crore investment planned

Fund raising plans for JLR buy
MUMBAI: Tata Motors has announced the fund raising plans for financing its acquisition of Jaguar-Land Rover (through a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Motors in the U.K.). The acquisition is expected to be completed in the first ...

Power projects: ‘eliminate non-serious players’
NEW DELHI: Lashing out at the poor progress in the implementation of the hydro power projects in various States through the memorandum of understanding (MoU) route, Union Minister of State for Power Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday called for an end ...

IOC posts net loss in Q4
We will restrict supply to reasonable level, says Behuria

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Honda Civic hybrid to rollout soon

Mahindra & Mahindra maintains margins

Reliance Money makes foray into China

Tighter norms for import of high-end cars

Downtrend halted on BSE

Rupee recovers 23 paise

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Sun Pharma deal falls through
NEW DELHI: Pharma major Sun Pharmaceutical’s $454-million deal to acquire Israeli firm Taro Pharmaceuticals has fallen through with the latter terminating the merger agreement due to differences in financial valuation. This is despite ...

Tata Tele launches two new plans
NEW DELHI: Tata Teleservices on Wednesday launched two plans. Under a new prepaid plan, at a recharge value of Rs. 69, Tata Indicom customers will be able to make STD calls at Re. 1 a minute, while all local calls made to any other network ...

No more paper tickets from airlines
NEW DELHI: Three days from now, paper tickets issued by airlines the world over will become a thing of the past. All major carriers, including those from India, would stop issuing paper tickets, adhering to the International Air Transport ...

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CIL signs pact with MSTC for e-tendering

New President for SCM Microsystems

United India ties up with Honda Motorcycle

ICICI Prudential pact with American Express

HTMT Global net at Rs. 87 crore

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