The Hindu Business Line : Monday, August 27, 2007

Preferential tariff for green power producers on cards
Hyderabad, Aug. 26 A preferential tariff scheme for corporates which produce power from renewable energy sources is likely to be in place soon. “Introduction of preferential tariff for producers of Renewable Energy (RE) is under ... More

Chinese garments imports surge 92%
Chinese ready-made garments have clocked a 92 per cent surge in imports into India during the first eleven months of the last fiscal. Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh have moved in to the second slot in key import segments such as cotton yarn ... More

Learnings from the financial crisis
Let not the experience of the sub-prime crisis lead the RBI to put blocks in the way of adequate credit growth in the Indian economy, provided it is for the right purposes, properly supervised and monitored. The role of the RBI has to be to nurture g rowth as well as stability. That is the abiding lesson that one takes away from the sub-prime crisis, says S. VENKITARAMANAN. More

Strong rupee means fewer staff on bench
Cos improve utilisation rate to tackle pressure on margins More

Affordable smart cars not far away
R&D EFFORTS ON More

“Bangalore’s strong home market could make it a southern hub”
There is a need for a regional hub and once we have a nice airport, more international airlines will fly into Bangalore. From here we can distribute (passengers) within southern India. More

Gold prices get support from weak dollar
Looking for a trigger; poised to rise higher More

‘Large-cap stocks are more popular with fund managers’
Reliance is most preferred company: ICICI Bank study More

Political risk still looms large
News developments to dictate directions More

Visual ways to product design
Kids programming robotic toys and adults creating real-world products share a ‘cool’ new tool: graphical design. Anand Parthasarathy checked out the new trend at the developer summit of a key player, National Instruments, at Austin, Texas . More

Rains splatter around despite weak monsoon
Thiruvananthapuram, Aug 26 The monsoon trough as a whole may be shifting to the Himalayan foothills to signal weak/break monsoon conditions, but disparate atmospheric features are spearheading non-contiguous spells of moderate to heavy falls ... More

Advt Links: • Construct Data • Used Cars India - Buy/Sell Online • black is beautiful • Geschlossene Schiffsbeteiligungen Fonds • Send Gift to India • Summit Pacific Vacation Rentals • Schmuck • Tanning Beds • Tanning Beds • Payday loans • Andrea Bocelli • Druckerpatrone Tintenpatrone • Buy Properties • Web conferencing services since 1997 • Druckerpatrone Tintenpatrone • Webkatalog • Business USA • Hotel Bruges • Mesothelioma Cancer Treatment • Sourcing China products Made in China • Business Health Insurance • About:Blank • Summit Pacific Vacation Rentals • Send money to India

Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in
Subscribe to: Business Line

Union Budget 2007-08

Railway Budget 2007-2008

Economic Survey 2006-2007

Top Stories
Guar gum exports to Europe come to a standstill

‘We are glad on zero entry load proposals’

Where employees get a ‘parent’

Are bigger box-ships better?

Bonds reverse trend; FII exit has little effect on forward premia

Aluminium futures may continue to dip

Game’s afoot with greyhounds in the slips

M&M’s auto parts unit eyes buys

PNB to focus on ‘NPA administration’