The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, November 10, 2002

Cos can delist thru reverse book building
THE SEBI board, which met here today, approved delisting of shares by companies through a `reverse book building process' as recommended by a panel. This is expected to offer a better deal to minority shareholders in arriving at the exit ... More

Major gas reserves in KG basin — GSPC may steal the thunder from Reliance
IF the announcement of huge gas reserves found by Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) at the Krishna Godavari (KG) basin late last month electrified the nation, it may be time to brace up for more such experiences, but in larger doses. Gujarat State ... More

Top firms keen on New Mumbai SEZ
THE Tatas, Reliance, Larsen & Toubro, Essar, Videocon and Insignia group of the US are among the 12 parties including four from overseas, who have submitted expressions of interest for setting up the New Mumbai Special Economic Zone. The first ... More

`Business offers' pour into Saddam's inbox
EVEN as the world waits for Baghdad's response to the unanimous resolution passed by the United Nations Security Council calling on Mr Saddam Hussein to disarm or face "serious consequences," the military supremo of Iraq continues to receive ... More

Forex reserves increase to $ 64.621 billion
THE country's forex reserves have risen by $ 582 million to touch $ 64.621 billion for the week ended November 1, against $ 64.038 billion in the previous week, according Reserve Bank of India figures. The reserves have been rising on account ... More

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