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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY
PETROLEUM
Why 2004-05 is a year to forget for oil companies
FISCAL 2004-05 is a year that the oil companies would rather forget; especially the refining and marketing outfits. Except for Indian Oil, which is scheduled to declare its results tomorrow, all the others have come out with their report cards ...
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TEXTILES
Focus on private equity funding in textiles
EVEN as textile enterprises are busy chalking investment plans to ramp up capacities, private equity funds are exploring investment avenues among south-based textile industries. But the predominantly family run textile enterprises in the region ...
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DISINVESTMENT
Ruia Group gets nod to buy back residual stake of BBUNL in Jessop — Centre to appoint valuer to determine price
THE Union Law Ministry has cleared the proposal from Ruia Group to buy back the residual stake of Bharat Bhari Udyog Nigam Ltd (BBUNL) in Jessop. This makes the complete divestment of the Government interest in Jessop. Talking to Business ...
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SMALL SAVINGS
EPF board recommends 9.5 pc interest for 2004-05 — To dip into special reserves to cover deficit
THE Central Board of Trustees (CBT) of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Saturday recommended 9.5 per cent final interest rate payable on provident fund accumulations for fiscal 2004-05. The final rate is one percentage point ...
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HUMAN RESOURCES
Bill on global certification for engineers planned
THE Human Resource Development Ministry plans to bring in a Bill in the ensuing monsoon session of Parliament that would provide for an internationally acceptable certification for Indian engineers. The Bill will provide for phased ...
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