![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 29, 2002 |
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS It's not just about the fizz Coke invests in rainwater harvesting AS part of its social responsibility programme, Coca-Cola India has set up a rainwater harvest project in the Capital's Greater Kailash area. The company is planning to set up similar projects not only in other localities of Delhi but also in ... More
Dr Reddy's allays fears over Nordisk move
Loewe to make BPL original equipment supplier
Tata Metaliks mulls capacity expansion ACCOUNTING STANDARDS What... no mea culpa? ONE would have thought that the movers and shakers of corporate America would have come out with some sort of an apology to or an act of contrition addressed to those moved and shaken by their delinquency.... If so, one would have thought ... More PRIVATE PLACEMENT CVC refers Reliance-UTI case to advisory board THE Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has forwarded the controversial case involving the 1994 private placement of equity of Rs 1,000-crore by Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) with Unit Trust of India (UTI) to the Advisory Board on Banking, ... More ACCOUNTANCY The Big Four bash IT has always been so easy to divide the accountants because they deal with too many divisions all the time. Every transaction has two aspects, debit and credit. You put money in bank or cash box. At the end of the day you make profit ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS GMR Vasavi to hike stake in ING-Vysya Life THE GMR Vasavi group is expected to increase its stake in ING-Vysya Life Insurance Company Ltd. This follows the ING group's purchase of GMR stake in Vysya Bank last month. As a result of this change, the ING group had emerged as the largest ... More CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AI to fly high on good governance THE Maharaja has decided to go in for a change of clothes. Heeding the clarion call of the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee, that the Indian industry should adhere to good corporate governance, Air India plans to follow the advice in ... More INTERVIEW
`BPL is going through mid-course corrections' Mr H.N. Srinivas, Senior Vice-President, HR"BPL is a slightly over-leveraged company. We diversified into certain businesses from where the returns did not come on time. Servicing of debts became an important issue." More OUTLOOK Castrol eyeing newer marketing channels THE Indian lubricant market is likely to witness some interesting developments during the next few months as Castrol India Ltd is seriously eyeing the traditional marketing avenue, the petrol pumps, to sell its products. The company is ... More NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES United Phosphorus launches new insecticide in AP UNITED Phosphorus Ltd (UPL), the Mumbai-based Rs 700-crore manufacturer of agro chemicals and industrial chemicals, has launched its new systemic insecticide Imida Gold in the Andhra Pradesh market here on Sunday. Launching the ... 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 Small Investor Looking back Jul. 21-Jul. 27 Oversight board not necessary: ICAI chief Who will inherit Dhirubhai's mantle? Corporate sanctity MNCs' double standards ICRA to wave `ethical wand' at corporates Tata Engg's Indica to sport a higher price tag `soon' Kyndal joins race for UDV's Indian whiskies Revamp not to affect top brass of Indal, Hindalco: K.M. Birla Watch out! Women at work |
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