The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, January 08, 2003

Gulf war will be a drag on domestic airlines
THE possible outbreak of hostilities in the Gulf region will affect the financial fortunes of almost all the domestic airlines. According to official sources, apart from the inevitable rise in the price of aviation turbine fuel (ATF), Air India ... More

SHIPPING

Chennai port expects earnings to fall
About 9 million tonnes of coal (that arrive in Chennai for the thermal power plants) has shifted to the newly built Ennore port. The fresh business that the Chennai port has generated this year has not fully made up for the lost coal cargo. More

TNEB to get more thermal coal via coastal route
IN the current quarter (January-March), Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) will receive more thermal coal by the coastal route than it did in the previous quarter (October to December). At the recent coal linkage committee meeting, TNEB ... More

E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS

Vizag port services set to go online
IN three months' time, stevedores and other port users need not come to the Vizag port to submit their requisition for the port services or for collecting their shipping services bills. They can communicate their requirements, including ... More

Ships in Ports

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