The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, May 04, 2003

Nokia puts off Indian manufacturing plans
NOKIA India Ltd, the Indian subsidiary of the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer based in Finland, has decided to put off its plans to set up a manufacturing facility for mobile handsets and pagers in India. The company, in a written ... More

Maruti's public offer process begins — Draft red herring prospectus filed with SEBI
MARUTI Udyog Ltd. has filed its draft red herring prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). A red herring prospectus is filed before the opening of bids for public offers through the book-building route. The pricing of ... More

It's a huge market out there: Census data
IF you always thought that you usually see more televisions in the city than transistors, indeed, in this case reality does meet perception. According to data published by the 2001 Census of India, 64.3 per cent of urban households own a ... More

80 lakh benami shares of Harshad to soon hit market
THE Custodian of deceased stockbroker Harshad Mehta's assets is likely to soon sell off lakhs of benami shares held by him. The block of shares contains several blue-chips such as Reliance Industries, Tata Tea, Apollo Tyres and Bombay Dyeing. ... More

Day of the gold rush
FIFTY-YEAR-OLD Kauslaya beams as she comes out of her favourite jewellery shop in T. Nagar, the gold district of Chennai. She has every reason to smile as she has booked a bangle and a gold pendant for her daughter to be picked up tomorrow, on ... More

Pick a winner stock contest
THE Today's Writing Products scrip has posted the highest gain of 128.57 per cent among the entries received for April 2003. The share price of the company has moved up from Rs 11.55 to Rs 26.4 during this period. Totally 14 winning entries ... More

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