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OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS OF RBI ARE A PART OF REGULAR LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
STEEL MINISTRY FORMS COMMITTEE TO RESTRUCTURE PSU'S LIKE MSTC, KIOCL
STEEL MINISTRY FORMS COMMITTEE TO RESTRUCTURE PSU'S
TO TALK TO PM ON IRON ORE EXPORTS
CRUDE FALLS BELOW $60/BBL FOR THE 1ST TIME SINCE MAY ON ECONOMIC JITTERS
CIC ISSUED AN ORDER AGAINST SEBI IN THE MATTER ON JUN 26, 2009
BHOJ RAJ SAHU ASKED FOR LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS OF ALL DELISTED COS
CIC ORDER FAVOURING BHOJ RAJ SAHU ASKED FOR DATA ON DELISTED COS
CHALLENGES CENTRAL INFORMATION COMMISSION'S ORDER ON RTI
CRUDE FALLS BELOW $60/BBL ON THURSDAY ON ECONOMIC JITTERS
SEEKS RS.9000/TN CUT IN STEEL PRICES IN FY'10: NW
SENIOR MGMT CHANGES TO HELP IN POSITIONING THE COMPANY IN FUTURE
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
DISCOVER 100CC NOT TO REPLACE PLATINA 100, NOT AN ENTRY LEVEL BIKE
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING 100 CC BIKE AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
SEBI WANTS MIN 26% FREE FLOAT, FM TO GIVE TIME FOR IMPLEMENTATION: SRCS
APPOINTS INVST BANKS FOR FUND RAISING EXERCISE, PLANS TO RAISE $400MN: SRCS
FUND RAISING LARGELY TO REDUCE DEBT TO RS.7000 - 8000 CR
SUZLON PLANS TO RAISE $400MN: SOURCES
SUZLON APPOINTS INVESTMENT BANKS FOR FUND RAISING EXERCISE: SOURCES
LEAD BANKERS INCLUDE CREDIT SUISSE, CITI & DEUTSCHE BANK: SOURCES
SUZLON TO RAISE FUNDS VIA GDR OR QIP ROUTE: SOURCES
NEED TO REVAMP SAT WILL BE REVIEWED IN THE MEETING: SOURCES

Updated: 09/07/09 | 08:54 PM IST

Top Stories

G-8 leaders for freeing trade to stimulate global economy

The world's eight most developed countries on Thursday committed to opening their markets and freeing trade to stimulate economic activity that hit a low patch last year and has since remained that way.

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India's growth rate could slip below 6% this fiscal: Yashwant

Former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha on Thursday said that India's growth rate could slip below 6 per cent in the current fiscal due to high fiscal deficit and absence of reforms.

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Govt to roll back fuel prices if crude rates dip

The government will roll back the Rs 4 a litre hike in petrol prices and Rs 2 a litre increase in diesel rates if international crude oil prices stabilize between $50 and $60 a barrel, Oil Minister Murli Deora said.

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No to steel import duty

China rolls on Indian market by supplying steel at lower rate and there is no safe guard duty from steel secretary which is a primary demand of steel companies.

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Corus to cut more jobs

Tata Steel will cut 366 jobs in its Scunthorpe plant in the North Eastern part of England. The process has already started and the management is in consultations with the employees and their representatives.

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Tata Steel on the road to recovery?

Tata Steel has had a rough ride with the global economic downturn. But for the world's sixth largest steel maker, things might be starting to look up.

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JLR to make profits in 2 years: Ravi Kant

Tata Motors has said its British luxury auto brands Jaguar and Land Rover, which have posted over Rs 1,700 crore annual losses, will turn profitable in two years.

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Bidding war for Great Offshore intensifies

The struggle to control Great Offshore has its new twists and turns as the bidding war intensifies and it seems the saga is headed for a photo finish with ABG and Bharati firing new salvos.

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Plan panel meets on fiscal concerns

First it was the global economic slowdown and now it seems there's the double whammy of the delayed monsoon that may cause havoc to the country's economic health in the near future.

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Ratan Tata to join Air India’s advisory board: Sources

As the government begins the process of turning around the financially distressed national carrier, Air India, NDTV has learnt that Tata Sons chairman Ratan Tata has agreed to join the airline’s new international advisory board.

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