The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, May 20, 2007

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
BharatMatrimony ties up with Airtel
BharatMatrimony.com has tied up with mobile operator Airtel and telecom value-added service provider OnMobile to launch its voice-based service `Voice Matrimony'. According to a press release, this facility enables registered members of ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
L&T bets big on formal skills training for workers
Investing Rs 50 cr in its training institutes this year More

M-COMMERCE
Soon, it will be mobiles versus plastic cards
Cash transactions More

OUTLOOK
INSIDE INDUSTRY
Powering return on investment
The power sector needs to plough back earnings into capacity addition, which will translate into better returns over the long term. More

Deyaar, Ansal township may come up in UP
Real estate developer Deyaar of UAE, which has entered into an agreement with the Delhi-based Ansal API, plans to develop a `mixed use township' that will have an IT park and a biotech park, apart from shopping mall, hospital, school and ... More

`We are keen on bringing some funds from the global range into India'
When we decided to set up a business, the acid test was whether 20 years from now the business will still be valuable, and the answer is a loud `yes'. — MS ASHU SUYASH, MANAGING DIRECTOR AND COUNTRY HEAD, FIDELITY INTERNATION AL. More

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