The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, April 01, 2007

RADIO/TV
`TRAI must regulate DTH pricing'
In a significant order, TDSAT on Saturday directed TRAI to come out with price regulation for DTH. This comes soon after the regulatory authority had suggested that price regulation for DTH could be left to the market forces and the dynamics of ... More

EDUCATION
Economy growth below true potential: Chidambaram
Stresses wealth creation, role for corporates in Govt programmes More

SMALL SAVINGS
Urbanites save more than rural folks
NCAER survey More

OVERSEAS INVESTMENTS
Core Projects buys US co
The Mumbai-based IT solutions firm Core Projects and Technologies has acquired 100 per cent stake in the US based Emacs Technologies Inc for an all-cash consideration of $3 million (Rs 13.5 crore). Emacs Technologies is a global management ... More

OUTLOOK
Steel firms face pressure on price front
Uncertainty looms large over the pricing of primary steel from April with major producers facing pressure from the Government to hold prices. On the other hand, the demand- supply gap in the market indicates that the market is in a position to ... More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES
Gambling law in the UK
Betting is drawing attention in the wake of Bob Woolmer's murder. Even as speculation is rife that the betting biggies could have been behind the crime, www.cricketworldcuplatest.com informs that ... More

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