The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 23, 2006

Sensex continues upward trend
The domestic indices gained for the second consecutive session taking cues from strong international markets and buying from domestic investors as well as foreign funds. The BSE-30 Sensex closed up 235.74 points at 10,275.88. S&P CNX Nifty ... More

CCEA okays 10 pc stake sale in Nalco, NLC
Govt to raise around Rs 2,500 crore from sale More

Air Sahara seeks aircraft back from Jet
Jet's Amritsar-London operations could be affected More

Draft Bill: Share rights for sports broadcast
Proposes strict norms on names, logo of channels More

Centre's ban on exports hits pulses futures
Wheat prices decline on private trade being allowed to import More

No compensation for private oil cos: Ministry
Private players voice concern over sale at controlled price More

CSC plans 4,500-seater campus in Noida
First phase to be ready by March More

AMD to ramp up chip design team in Bangalore
To also strengthen sales and marketing teams. More

Retailers body plans skill courses, franchises at 10 cities
To provide skills to handle entry-level and middle-management jobs More

Monsoon behaves despite straying
The revived monsoon pulse covered new grounds on a day when the prospects looked good for the sustenance of rainfall activity over the peninsula and the contiguous north and east for the next five days. "The best thing is that there is a ... More

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