The Hindu Business Line : Friday, September 28, 2007

FINANCIAL SERVICES
Caution the watchword
“There is more to east than what meets the eye”, declares Mr Ambrish Agarwal, Director, Eastern Financiers Ltd, quite fervently when Business Line sought his views on a much-discussed notion – the changing ... More

FOREX
Re impact: IT services cos shifting from dollar billing
But companies feel billing in local currencies is not easy More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY
Sugar sector awaiting export subsidy norms
Non-receipt of this amount affecting payments to cane farmers More

ADVERTISING
India-Australia ODIs: Neo Sports aims at Rs 130-cr ad revenue
Bangalore, Sept.27 Neo Sports, which is to telecast the India-Australia one-day matches, hopes to garner advertising revenues worth Rs 130 crore from the series. About 25 advertisers have been roped in so far. The broadcaster hopes to ... More

OUTLOOK
Singapore bullish on Indian real estate market
Mumbai, Sept. 27 Singapore’s investments in India have seen dramatic growth. Last year, Singapore was the fourth largest investor in India with investments amounting to over $621 million, Mr S Iswaran, Minister of State, Ministry of ... More

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