The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, June 23, 2002

Dilip Chhabria going Deutsche — Sees `huge' scope in innovation
CAR designer firm Dilip Chhabria Design Pvt Ltd is going international. On June 26, the company will enter into an agreement with a major German car manufacturer to design car prototypes for the latter. According to Mr Dilip Chhabria, the ... More

Bank boards are out of bounds
BEING an MP or MLA is going to be a disadvantage — if such politicians seek to become directors on the boards of banks. The A.S. Ganguly Committee, which reviewed the supervisory role of bank boards, has recommended that it would be ... More

Rediff.com to trade on Nasdaq small-cap market
REDIFF.Com India Ltd on Saturday announced its decision to switch to trading on the Nasdaq SmallCap market from the Nasdaq National Market, starting from June 24. The Rediff.com stock will continue to be traded under the ticker symbol ... More

Forex reserves up $204 m
THE country's forex reserves registered an increase of $204 million to touch $56.524 billion for the week ended June 14 as compared to $56.320 billion in the previous week. Nationalised banks have been active in mopping up dollar liquidity and ... More

Ford China teams get hands-on at Chennai unit
WHEN more and more Indian companies are looking towards China for its economic success and trying to adopt the cost-effective manufacturing process in vogue there, Ford Motor Company has been using Ford India's Chennai plant to train teams from ... More

Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in
Subscribe to: Business Line

Govt sees hope in rising rubber prices

Another rice barter deal with Manila

In Depth
Gender Justice

Simple Economics

Guide to derivatives

Looking back
Jun. 16-Jun. 22
Infrastructure projects: Talks soon with ADB, World Bank for $2-b loan

Govt keen on trimming cost at major ports

No changes in EPFO structure proposed -- Pension panel meet on June 24

Export growth rate set at 12 per cent

Pick-up in non-food credit — Economy on revival path?

ING offers Rs 341 cr to hike Vysya stake to 44% — Deal with GMR at 98 pc over market price