The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 04, 2006

Carbon credits from Indian projects gain in price
Prices of carbon credits generated by Indian companies have been firming up in the past few days. This has happened in the backdrop of European Commission's move to slash the levels of green house gas emissions that several European countries, ... More

Landmark Group to enter hospitality sector
Dubai-based Landmark Group, owners of the Lifestyle retailing brand, said that it was all set to foray into the hospitality sector through setting up three-star hotels, food courts, restaurants and amusement zones, under a separate group entity, ... More

Perot Systems bullish on Indian healthcare market
To finalise its strategy to expand footprint by March More

Mid-caps may outperform blue chips
Frontline stocks likely to see profit-taking from some quarters More

Further upside seen for gold on weakening dollar
Weaker US economic data, surge in buying interest More

Multi-vendor sourcing facilitates larger deals
`Dedicated teams' approach paying off for majors More

Nokia bets big on mobile WiMAX technology
With Pune, Bangalore and Chennai getting WiMAXed, the need for devices supporting WiMAX will rise More

`Heavy rainfall events may drive Indian monsoon'
Study shows increased risk of flooding and other natural disasters More

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Bonds stabilise as traders pause to book profits

`India is current investment hotspot'

Indian employees among the happiest in the world

Over 33 lakh tonnes of imported wheat arrive

Do FoFs merit a second look?

`No profit grows where is no pleasure ta'en'

Major plans for minor ports