The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 20, 2004

Vascular Concepts stents to hit European market
CRITICAL care medical devices made in India are as rare abroad as their good reputation. Indian technology, though, would be a different story, more so if it were to ride on outsourced, but excellent, manufacturing credentials. That is the way ... More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Vardhman-Mahavir merger: A strong weave
Vardhman: Hold
Mahavir: Buy More

INTERVIEW

`We offer strong value for money brand'
As we compete with big companies, the key strategy is value pricing, product performance and brand building. More

OUTLOOK

China likely to be tough market for Ranbaxy
THE dragon continues to give drug major Ranbaxy a difficult time, with the company reporting a 14 per cent decline in sales in the Chinese market, for the first six months of 2004. And while Ranbaxy is "re-organising" its Chinese operations to ... More

Canon to zoom in on consumer lifestyle space
CANON India is planning to adopt a more consumer oriented approach towards its products in order to increase sales. Exiting from the image of a purely office-products concern, the company will be positioning products such as projectors, ... More

Buy-outs to yield revenues next fiscal year: Subex
TELECOM software firm Subex Systems Ltd expects revenues from the recently announced acquisitions to flow in only the next financial year. Subex recently said it was acquiring the Fraud Management Group of Alcatel for $3 million and the Fraud ... More

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Foreign Trade Policy 2004-09

Pick a Winner Stock Market Contest

US Presidential sweepstakes — India's interest in outcome

Joy ride may continue on short covering

In Focus

Foreign Trade Policy - 2004-09

The Crude shock

GTB fiasco

Birlas vs Lodha: A legacy tussle

In Depth
Insurance Corner

Simple Economics

Tax Talk

NRIs & Investment Avenues

Looking back
Sep. 12-Sep. 18
L&T says China ho! — To set up facility in a year

Rise in number of complaints against defaulting cos

Gammon to focus on overseas projects