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  • RBI likely to cut policy rates at its June 17 meet, say experts

    RBI likely to cut policy rates at its June 17 meet, say experts

    Taking a cue from the continued downward surprises in inflation and sluggish growth indicators, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to go for further monetary easing in its June 17 policy meet, global investment banking majors have said.

  • CIL stake sale not advisable till power utilities clear dues: Coal Ministry

    CIL stake sale not advisable till power utilities clear dues: Coal Ministry

    A lingering row between CIL and power producers, such as NTPC, is casting a shadow over 10 per cent divestment plans in the coal major as its parent ministry has reservations about stake sale till issues like Rs 9,000-crore dues owed by electricity utilities are resolved.

  • COAI to seek cancellation of 19 Tata Tele GSM licences

    COAI to seek cancellation of 19 Tata Tele GSM licences

    The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) is planning to approach the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in the "next few days" asking it to cancel 19 licences awarded to Tata Teleservices (TTSL) over 5 years ago.

  • Cobrapost allegations: Nabard chief gives clean chit to co-operative banks

    Cobrapost allegations: Nabard chief gives clean chit to co-operative banks

    Amid allegations of co-operative banks being used as conduits for money laundering, the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard), which jointly regulates such lenders, has said that it has found no shortcoming pointing towards any such activity.

  • Government mulls capping preferred seats on airlines

    Government mulls capping preferred seats on airlines

    The recent 'unbundling' of some services such as seat preferences or meals on board might be helping airlines to earn a lot of ancillary revenue, but the government is considering whether it could limit the number of 'preferred seats' on sale on each flight.

  • Air India's plan to trim workforce stuck with Finance Ministry

    Air India's plan to trim workforce stuck with Finance Ministry

    Air India's plan to trim its 27,000 bloated workforce by offering a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) is stuck in the North Block, with the Finance Ministry questioning the rationale behind the proposed scheme.

  • Gold falls to Rs 26,700 on stockist selling, global cues

    Gold falls to Rs 26,700 on stockist selling, global cues

    Gold prices fell by Rs 110 to Rs 26,700 per 10 grams in the national capital on Saturday on reduced offtake against stockists selling sparked by a weak global trend.

  • SBI says overseas business margins under pressure

    SBI says overseas business margins under pressure

    State Bank of India (SBI) would review returns from its foreign and domestic business after margins overseas came under pressure, the country's largest banker said on Saturday.

  • ONGC keen on foraying into unconventional gas sources

    ONGC keen on foraying into unconventional gas sources

    ONGC said it is keen on foraying into unconventional gas sources like shale gas and would bid for blocks once the government put in place a national policy.

  • Boeing says Air India can redeploy all Dreamliners this month

    Boeing says Air India can redeploy all Dreamliners this month

    Boeing said on Friday that it will ready the remaining four grounded Dreamliners of Air India within this month and also deliver the seventh 787 to the national carrier by end of the month.

  • Skoda mulls stopping Fabia production in India

    Skoda mulls stopping Fabia production in India

    Czech car maker Skoda is considering stopping production of hatchback Fabia in India as it gears up to introduce new models here.

  • Air India wants compensation for 787s not delivering claimed fuel efficiency

    Air India wants compensation for 787s not delivering claimed fuel efficiency

    National carrier Air India (AI) has sought compensation from Boeing for Dreamliners not meeting the 20 per cent fuel efficiency claims as the airline could achieve only a tad over 17 per cent fuel economy by its six 787s, an AI source said on Friday.

  • S&P removes Vedanta from negative credit watch

    S&P removes Vedanta from negative credit watch

    Removal from negative credit watch means that the risk of Vedanta's rating downgrade by S&P has reduced in immediate future. The rating agency had put Vedanta on negative credit watch in April citing slow progress made by the company in re-financing the $1.35 billion debts, maturing in June.

  • Rio Tinto puts largest 'red' diamond on market

    Rio Tinto puts largest 'red' diamond on market

    The Argyle Phoenix, a 1.56 carat gem, is one of the three red diamonds on offer at the annual Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender.

  • US tech, labor spar on immigration

    US tech, labor spar on immigration

    The sliver of computer-related jobs inside the U.S. that might be designated for foreigners fewer than 200,000 out of 6 million has been enough to strain a bipartisan deal in the Senate on immigration reform, showcase the power of big labor and splinter a once-chummy group of elite tech leaders hoping to make inroads in Washington.

  • RBI can buy $9 billion more forex from market: Bank of America-Merrill Lynch

    RBI can buy $9 billion more forex from market: Bank of America-Merrill Lynch

    The Reserve Bank, which had bought $840 million of forex in March in an effort to shore up the reserves after a two-year hiatus, has leg room to snap up $9 billion more from the market, brokerage Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) said in a report today.

  • Government to step up coal quality checks

    Government to step up coal quality checks

    India is calling in specialist monitors to improve the poor quality of coal it is getting for its power stations. Indian utilities complain that poor quality coal reduces the efficiency of power stations, requiring more fuel and an increased need for the costly disposal of pollution.

  • Wal-Mart profit misses Street as US sales weak

    Wal-Mart profit misses Street as US sales weak

    Wal-Mart forecast earnings of $1.22 to $1.27 per share for the current second quarter, up from $1.18 a year earlier.

  • Global competition, legislations may impact revenues: Infosys

    Global competition, legislations may impact revenues: Infosys

    The Bangalore-based IT major said its profitability is being affected by pricing pressures on services, and volatility of the currency exchange rates increased wage pressures in India and at other locations.

  • Mercedes launches GL Class SUV at Rs 77.5 lakh

    Mercedes launches GL Class SUV at Rs 77.5 lakh

    The initial 100 units of the launch edition of GL Class vehicles will be imported and from September onwards the company will start assembling the vehicle at its plant at Chakan, near Pune.

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