The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, May 31, 2008

DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT
Pricol turnover crosses Rs 600 cr
Coimbatore, May 30 A substantial jump in export earnings helped the auto component manufacturer Pricol Ltd reach a new milestone in its earnings with the turnover for 2007-08 crossing the Rs 600-crore mark for the first time. But higher ... More

TAXATION
Taxing times for IPL?
The taxman is again on the prowl and this time the target seems to be the multi-million dollar Indian Premier League (IPL).While the Punjab Government is reportedly giving a "re-look" at the free security and entertainment tax exemption granted ... More

SOFTWARE
STPI Hyderabad exports rise 41%
50,000 new jobs added during the year More

STOCK MARKETS
SEBI amendments to FII norms to discourage sub-accounts
Mumbai, May 30 SEBI’s amendments to its FII regulations, which were notified on May 22, are in essence meant to discourage sub accounts and tighten conditions for issuance of Offshore Derivative Instruments (ODIs) , while encouraging ... More

OUTLOOK
BRPL may improve capacity utilisation after merger with IOC
Kolkata, May 30 Bongaigaon Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (BRPL) may go for higher capacity utilisation by using imported crude following merger with parent IndianOil. Proposals for capacity escalation may also be considered. The merger ... More

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