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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS & HONOURS Tata Steel bags award for work on HIV/AIDS TATA Steel has been conferred the Global Business Coalition Award (GBC) for 2003 for the company's work on HIV/AIDS awareness at the community level in Jamshedpur. The Tata Group Chairman, Mr Ratan Tata, received the award from Mr Juergen ... More HUMAN RESOURCES `Focus on talent management to stay ahead' COMPANIES should concentrate on talent management and initiative to utilise intellectual capital to stay ahead in the competitive environment, according to human resource management experts. According to Mr J.N. Amrolia, Chairman, Human ... More RESTRUCTURING
L&T board to discuss further on cement unitYET another board meeting of Larsen & Toubro called to discuss the issue of the restructuring of its cement division ended inconclusively today. ICRA which had earlier been assigned to analyse the two different proposals - ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Tata Sons raise stake in Voltas FOLLOWING the acquisition of Voltas' shares held by the Andhra Pradesh Government, Tata Sons Ltd has further consolidated its equity holding in Voltas. Voltas has informed the stock exchanges on Friday that it has received intimation from Tata ... More
REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS DCA panel for curbs on Sweat Equity quantum UNLISTED companies may have to seek prior approval of the Union Government if they are to issue `Sweat Equity' shares for more than 15 per cent of total paid-up equity share capital in a year or shares of the value of Rs 5 crore, whichever is ... More
Board composition: DCA for further changes in Cos Bill SICK UNITS Modest start on IISCO revival; BIFR orders in July IN what marks a positive development at long last, the Steel Ministry and Steel Authority of India Ltd, while awaiting the BIFR orders clearing the limited revival package for The Indian Iron & Steel Co (IISCO), have decided to make a modest ... More OUTLOOK Fulford (India) hopes to resume operations soon FULFORD (India) Ltd, the Indian affiliate of the US pharmaceutical major Schering-Plough Corporation, which had suffered a serious setback in terms of suspension of production of tablets and injectable ampoules on account of contamination of ... More PEOPLE L'affaire Alagh: Take the wrapper off Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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