The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, May 02, 2007

AUTOMOBILE COMPONENTS
TACO identifies four areas of product focus
Tata Auto Component Systems Ltd (TACO) is moving ahead with consolidation as its strategy and would be focusing on four areas. Speaking to newspersons, Mr D.S. Gupta, Managing Director, said that the four areas that have been identified are ... More

E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS
Online agri trade exchange: Traders' enrolment soon
National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL), which is hopeful of commencing electronic trade of agricultural commodities by the year-end, will enroll traders in two months. NSEL is an arm of Multi Commodity Exchange. "We have initiated a nationwide ... More

OUTLOOK
`Financial services will be bigger than ITeS sector volume'
The volume of financial services will be three times bigger than the volume of ITeS services in India over next 15 years and the employment generation would far exceed the BPO industry, according to Mr Percy S. Mistry, Chairman, Oxford ... More

PERFORMANCE
Moser Baer Q4 net zooms
Reduction in raw material cost, enhanced productivity and increase in the price of recordable CDs led to optical disc manufacturer Moser Baer reporting increase in net profit to Rs 39.72 crore for the last quarter ended March 31. This is against ... More

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