The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Narayana Murthy richer by close to Rs 1,000 cr
The Infosys' founder, Mr N.R. Narayana Murthy's Midas touch remains intact. Months after he hung up his boots as the Chairman of Infosys, the Indian IT icon is richer by close to Rs 1,000 crore after he sold 40 lakh shares through the company's ... More

IPO case: Depositories told to pay back Rs 116 cr
Initial public offering allotment case More

`Basel II delay is a blessing in disguise'
As watchers of the banking scene know, `schedule for compliance' has been redrawn for Basel II. The recent Mid-term Review of Annual Policy for the Year 2006-07 from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conceded that March 31, 2007 as the intended ... More

Cairn expects more from Rajasthan field
There is more to Mangala than Cairn Energy cares to admit at this point in time. The company has said that there are a billion barrels of oil in Rajasthan field, of which the company expects to get 400 million barrels out of ground. A recovery ... More

Takeover battle for Corus looms large
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Reliance Energy emerges lowest bidder for PowerGrid projects
`Western Region Strengthening Scheme' in Gujarat, Maharashtra More

Dividend season begins for equity funds
Payouts in the range of 10-40 per cent More

DoT shortlists 21 cos for rural infrastructure
Bidding to follow for USO project More

About 3,000 retail investors offered 7 m Infosys shares
Actual forex inflows likely to be lower More

Cap on duty-free vanaspati imports from Lanka
Centre fixes 2.5 lakh tonnes limit; shipments de-canalised More

Urad prices dip on hopes of better crop
Quality norms relaxed for futures contract More

Western India to change hands?
Western India Shipyard counter has been buzzing with activity of late in view of Street expectation that the sale of the company is imminent. The loss-making company has been put on the block by a consortium of banks as a functional asset and ... More

`Low' splits; remnant brings rain to west coast
The entire west coast is witnessing a wet spell after the `low' in the South-East Arabian Sea got split and an eastward-bound remnant rolled in to the accompaniment of elongated stretches of cloudiness. The rest of the formation is tipped to ... More

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