![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, May 22, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Duty on graphite electrodes import to be reviewed THE designated authority in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India has initiated sunset review investigation into the anti-dumping duty imposed on imports of graphite electrodes from the US, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, China, France ... More ECONOMY AP: Rs 16,510-crore annual credit Plan okayed BUOYED by the substantial achievement under the annual credit Plan for the fiscal ended March 31 2002, the Andhra Pradesh Government has approved an annual credit Plan of Rs 16,510 crore for the current fiscal as proposed by the State-level ... More ENVIRONMENT Twin effluent treatment systems installed at Perundurai CETP EVEN as the Tirupur-based dyeing and bleaching units are struggling to meet the State pollution control board's directive on bringing down the rate of totally dissolved solids (TDS) released in the treated effluents, the newly formed common ... More PHARMACEUTICALS MNC investment plans `drugged' in patents MULTINATIONAL pharma companies have, in the past, insisted on a strong patent regime as a precursor to increasing investments in India. Have these companies set back their investment clocks by a couple of years, given the present avatar of ... More
Hyderabad to host global pharma meet POWER TEXTILES SSI
Bommasandra Industrial Area -- To make growth happenThere are total of over 700 units in the Bommasandra Industrial Area of which less than half are active at this stage. This industrial area was started about twenty years ago. In the early days of its development, this industrial area suffered ... More
Banks urged to lend more to small sector
Stellar performance, varied products WATER MANAGEMENT BREWERIES Shaw Wallace, UB shunting out smaller brewers in AP CONSOLIDATION in the Indian beer market is gaining speed. Smaller brewers conceded market space to the domestic beer majors, United Breweries (UB) Ltd and Shaw Wallace Breweries Ltd (SWBL), in the buoyant Andhra Pradesh beer market during the ... More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Vaastu has its way everywhere An apartment dweller loads his toilet with large stone blocks, with one stone perched on the water cistern (vaastu requires a large load and no water at that spot). A petty shopkeeper spends Rs 3 lakh to break and rebuild several doors and walls of h is house and a printing press owner puts up a skylit dome in his living room. More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS FIEO to elect new chief on June 11 THE continuing vacuum at the top, owing to absence of a full-fledged president, at the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) is now set to end. The FIEO Managing Committee, at its meeting in New Delhi last week, has decided to hold ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS Software for gene data study from LION Biosciences The software named `sequence retriever system' can dig into the more than 800 biological databases put together so far by various global corporates and research institutes in the post-genome mapping era since 2000. More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Fly lab a key research facility at CCMB THERE is a transgenic Fly Lab in Hyderabad! Are you surprised? Perhaps! the country's first laboratory to use fly models for scientific research is functioning at the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) here. And scientists are ... More DISINVESTMENT A costly miss for Indian Oil? THE biggest casualty in the long drawn-out IPCL disinvestment story, which was finally concluded last weekend, is undoubtedly Indian Oil Corporation (IOC). The public sector company, which arguably had as much at stake as Reliance Industries ... More
IOC, ONGC submit EoI for stake in EIL FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Shyam Tele among 39 FDI cases cleared SHYAM Telecom Ltd's proposal to induct Mauritius-based India Communications Global Partners as 10 per cent equityholder in the company involving a foreign direct investment (FDI) worth Rs 73.50 crore including premium was among the 39 FDI ... More HUMAN RESOURCES LABOUR REFORMS
`Industry must assuage labour fears'THE Minister for Labour and Rehabilitation, Mr Babu Divakaran, has suggested that the managements should consider allocating a part of their earnings every year in a retrenchment reserve so that there will be sufficient funds to meet such ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS EVENTS Bengal Chamber plans to showcase Bankura town THE Bengal National Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BNCCI) will hold a three-day exhibition-cum-seminar in Bankura town, the district headquarters of Bankura district, in the first week of October with a three-fold objective of promoting ... More INCOME TAX Trash the taxing form An income-tax consultant from Kolkata turns tax into an exciting online opportunity. More TOURISM Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back May. 12-May. 18 `CAG audit failed to detect misuse of seamen fund' Flex Industries imbroglio -- Opposition MPs bay for Sinha's blood Gond used wife's cos to launder kickbacks Overseas investment will boost MFs: Report Suzuki to take wheel at Maruti: Rights issue at Rs 3,280 a share Sinha denies links with Flex chief: `It was a routine, transparent transaction' Maruti: Govt assured of Rs 1,424 cr mop-up from public issue Guindy estate: Mirroring the decline of SSIs Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr `Arbitrary' domestic pricing: Urea units look abroad for cheaper naphtha Home Trade bank accounts sealed |
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