Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, July 25, 2002
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS Botox cleared for use by spastics BOTOX, an Allergan product targeted at neurological disorders, has been approved by the Drug Controller-General of India for treating spastics. Used along with physiotherapy and medication, Botox delays and reduces the number of surgeries ... More
BHEL bags BPCL compressor order
Tata Infotech to make Diebold ATMs OUTSOURCING HLL rejigs outsourcing strategy OUTSOURCING or sub-contracting the manufacture of products from third parties has been an integral part of the business model for FMCG companies in India for years now. FMCG behemoth Hindustan Lever Ltd (HLL) is better known for its marketing ... More RESTRUCTURING Strides Arcolab to hive off contract research division STRIDES Arcolab Ltd plans to hive off its contract research and manufacturing (CRAM) division into a separate company through a scheme of arrangement. This will enable the 12-year-old company to focus on its core activity of formulations as ... More
Indian Rayon hives off insulator business NEW PROJECTS Grundfos production unit to come up in Chennai GRUNDFOS, the world's largest manufacturer of circulator pumps with little over 50 per cent of the global market share, has decided to set up its India manufacturing centre at Chennai. Grundfos Pumps India, the wholly-owned subsidiary of the ... More
Tube Investments' Q1 net up 23%; plans facility in Noida ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Edumark ties up with Macmillan EDUMARK, a division of the city-based Realmark services has tied up with Macmillan India to promote online executive development programmes from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kolkata. EMacmillan, the business division of Macmillan ... More SICK UNITS FIs/banks may be asked to alert tribunal on sick companies The committee's recommendation comes on the back of the notion that FIs/banks are always in a better position to detect sickness. DCA conceded that some provisions could be introduced to detect signs of potential/approaching sickness. More OUTLOOK Tata Engg gearing up for Indica sedan launch TATA Engineering which launched the country's first indegenously developed car in 1998, reached another milestone with the first two pre-production units of the Indica sedan rolling out of its manufacturing plant at Pimpri on Friday. This ... More
Bharti seeks to raise Rs 1,200 cr for projects 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 Jul. 14-Jul. 20 SAIL posts higher turnover in Q1 The internal auditor shall inherit the earth Lafarge to build Rs 150-cr Bengal plant in two years Novartis sues Dr Reddy's in US for patent breach |
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