The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, August 15, 2006

COAL
`High power costs to impede cement sector growth'
Higher power cost, Centre and State levies coupled with lack of quality coal will lead to contraction of growth of cement industry in 2006-07, according to a study undertaken by Assocham. Cement remains the highest taxed essential ... More

OUTLOOK
Mayfair Celebrations in expansion mode
Firming up plans to roll out 20 outlets by 2009 More

Central India share keeps rain deficit at bay
Central India's profitable outing (+18 per cent) up till now during the ongoing season has kept one end up amidst a torrent of deficit rainfall figures reported from elsewhere in the country as the monsoon progressed mid-way into the third ... More

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