The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, January 08, 2003

Laundering business
When Chaurasia went ahead to arrange for the venture capital funds, no bank thought Chaurasia to be a triple-rated customer. He finally put in Rs 10,000, Munna Rs 10,000 and Lachman Singh Rs 5,000 with none charging interest (the point may be noted b y bankers keen on funding small enterprises). They have also agreed to split profits on a pro rata basis. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Du Bowl centre comes up at Spencer Plaza
THE Chennai-based Kiwi Entertainment Vistas Ltd inaugurated its second bowling alley-cum-family entertainment centre, Du Bowl, after the success of Down Under, a bowling alley centre in the city. The new centre, located at the shopping mall, ... More

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