The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 12, 2007

Anil Ambani writes to PM, slams GSM operators' claims on spectrum
The war of letters between honchos of mobile companies over Government's spectrum policy has intensified further with Reliance Communication's Chairman, Mr Anil Dhirubhai Ambani, writing to the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, in support of the ... More

Satyam plans Rs 800-cr investment in Tamil Nadu
New campuses to come up in Chennai, Madurai More

Inflation risks, fall in growth may support gold
Crude to rule high; metals may soften in short-term More

D1 Oils targets 3.5 lakh hectares jatropha plantations
To start producing crude oil by 2008 More

Container handling rates — A new approach to tariff-setting
That widely varying tariffs are levied for container handling at various Indian ports has been an issue bothering the shipping trade. The Planning Commission has taken serious note of this stating that “it would be better to substitute ... More

Fine-print of RBI’s macroeconomic analysis
Now that the RBI Governor, Dr Y.V. Reddy, has received richly deserved accolades from the Finance Minister for the contributions of his monetary management to inflation control, it maybe appropriate to look in detail at the fine-print of the ... More

Arun Bajoria raises stake in Accel Frontline to 10%
Frontline Technologies of Singapore owns 42% in the IT co More

Today's Pick: GMR Infrastructure (Rs 209.80)
We recommend a buy in GMR Infrastructure at current levels. The stock was in a steady up-trend since its listing in September 2006 and peaked at Rs 200 this July. Thereafter, the stock declined and began to move sideways in a broad range between ... More

Sentiment turns cautious
Domestic players may consider booking profits More

3-year scorecard: Tax-saving schemes post 48% return
Birla Sun Life enters top-5 in asset under management rankings More

Going the M-ad way
The mobile advertising space beckons, offering more action and more revenues for telecom industry stakeholders. Can they deliver on the message? More

Furniture imports surge on growing demand
Mumbai, Nov. 11 A bottle opener that costs Rs 12,000, a 100 cm-high 30 cm-wide mirror which is priced Rs 46,125 and a dining table that is worth Rs 3 lakh; all belonging to the superior international furniture brands. Seems ... More

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