The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, September 30, 2006

COMMODITY MARKETS
Steady trend at Kochi tea auction
Prices of most dust and leaf teas remained steady at the Kochi tea auction, which had 11,86,000 kg of dust tea on offer. The prices of CTC dust generally eased by Re 1 to Rs 3, while orthodox dust grades remained steady. Blenders operated on ... More

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS
Bank alliances, a positive development
Consolidation to be a regular feature in competitive environment More

E-GOVERNANCE
MS India e-gov awards
Microsoft India has announced awards for the most successful e-governance projects implemented by the National Informatics Centre (NIC), State departments and the Department of Information Technology. Of the 300 nominations, 20 were awarded for ... More

OUTLOOK
REC mulls initial public offering
Awaits Cabinet nod for IPO; hopes to add Rs 150 cr to equity More

Rainfall figures back to normal
Season draws to a close More

TRENDS
Tata Tele mobiles for Rly staff
Tata Teleservices has issued 2,200 CDMA mobile phones for the running staff of South Central Railways, Secunderabad. The phones will be issued to drivers, assistant drivers, guards and their supervisors with exclusive serial telephone numbers. ... More

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