The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, June 07, 2008

NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY
‘India, China have no role in global food prices spurt’
Hyderabad, June 6 The recent extraordinary increases in food prices globally are closely linked to the public policy responses to high energy costs in advanced economies as well as turbulence and financial markets and situations, according to ... More

COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES
Does FBT apply to non-residents?
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PETROLEUM
Essar Oil may go cautious on Vadinar unit expansion
Mumbai, June 6 Essar Oil may turn cautious in its implementation of the $6 billion expansion that it has proposed to take up at its 10.5 million tonne oil refinery in Vadinar in the wake of the Finance Ministry striking out refinery units ... More

‘Taxes are the smallest factor influencing fuel prices’
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MINERALS
Domestic consumers of iron ore to benefit as Rlys adjusts freight charges
Exporters will have to pay more; congestion charges scrapped More

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