![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, July 11, 2002 |
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS
Amara Raja to design products for US partnerTALKS are on between Amara Raja Batteries Ltd (ARBL) and the company's American partner, Johnson Controls Inc, for an understanding under which ARBL would develop products for Johnson Controls. "What we are talking about is possibly getting to ... More
Dr Reddy's gets USFDA final nod for Ciprofloxacin
Agro Tech plans board meets through video conferencing
Infosys: Good show despite challenges
Ranbaxy's anti-AIDS drugs on WHO list
Sahara plans multi-utility smart card
Siemens to consider Joka plant closure ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
No business sans ethics: PMTHE Government has indicated that it would come out with more regulatory steps to strengthen the practice of good corporate governance among industry in the country in the wake of a wave of accounting scandals emerging in the US. The indication ... More ACCOUNTANCY ICAI's IT foray going global IN an environment where good news about accountants is as rare as clean air, here is something to cheer the Indian CAs. The Information Technology Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is growing strong and also ... More CORPORATE BONDS Bhoruka to set up five more hydel power units Gets `LAAA' rating for Rs 8-cr NCD THE Investment Information and Credit Rating Agency (ICRA) has assigned a conditional `LAAA' (structured obligation) rating to the Rs 8- crore non-convertible debenture programme of Bhoruka Power Corporation Ltd (BPC). The rating is ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS SWC beer valuation delaying SAB deal? DIFFERENCES over the valuation of Shaw Wallace's beer business are said to have created hurdles to its equity deal with transnational brewer South African Breweries plc. Sources close to the negotiating table said the talks had reached a ... More
GE Capital to buy stake in TV Today NEW PROJECTS OVERSEAS INVESTMENTS `India is No 2 investor from Asia in UK' INDIAN companies are fast emerging as important source of investment in the UK, according to the Invest.UK Operations Review, 2002, which was released in London. A press release issued by the British Deputy High Commission here says that India, ... More SICK UNITS Centre's package for IISCO offers little funding THE lifeline that the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) decided to hand out on June 11 to Indian Iron & Steel Co Ltd, the ailing subsidiary of Steel Authority of India Ltd, is quite a departure from the scheme that was posed to the ... More OUTLOOK No plans to return cash: Infosys CEO INFOSYS Technologies has no plans to return its growing cash reserves to shareholders, the company CEO and Managing Director, Mr Nandan Nilekani, said here on Wednesday. "Cash reserves are strategic and adequate," Mr Nilekani told a news ... More Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jun. 30-Jul. 6 RSP is keen on improving marketability of products Interview with Dr Sanak Misra, acting Managing Director Keeping family businesses ticking DCA in talks with SEBI to tighten pref allotment norms Orchid sets up joint venture with Bexel Biotechnology |
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