The Hindu Business Line : Friday, October 27, 2006

Business glitterati share the proud moments
Wise words have it that "a newspaper is the history for one day of the world in which we live, and with which we are consequently more concerned than with those which have passed away, and exist only in remembrance". But in the modern era, when a ... More

Capgemini to acquire Kanbay Intl
Merger to enhance delivery in India, aid business in North America More

M&M net profit rises 146 pc in second quarter
Higher sales, including exports, help company improve profits More

Large-cap equity funds emerge better performers
Mid-cap, thematic funds still lagging behind More

Maruti Q2 net profit rises 39.5 pc
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Tracing the Indian tea story
Though the first tea bush planted in India was in a hilly region of Assam called Sadiya in early 19th century - incidentally Sadiya disappeared into Brahmaputra in the devastating flood of 1952 - by Charles Bruce, a Scot, no one can deny ... More

ICICI Bank sees 40-pc rise in vehicle financing
Ties up with Sixt for car leasing More

Farm Ministry seeks Rs 800/qtl as wheat MSP
Railways told to give priority to movement of DAP from ports More

Wipro to buy Planet One arms
Deal to enhance services and solutions portfolio More

Ashok Leyland or Rico Auto?
Ashok Leyland and Rico Auto may see increased action on expectation that Doktas may decide the potential buyer in the next few days. These two firms have bid for acquiring Doktas, the automobile castings company, a part of the $18.7-billion ... More

Nocil turns active
The stock of Nocil witnessed a sudden pick up in volumes on Thursday. The counter recorded a volume of 18.9 lakh shares against Monday's figure of 8.64 lakh shares. Its two-week average also stands at a healthy 18.35-lakh shares. However, ... More

The workplace look
Casual's the word... not just for everyday work attire but also the all-important `interview' outfit. More