![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, November 20, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ELECTRONICS Global electronics exhibition in Mumbai ELECRAMA - 2006, an international exhibition of industrial electronics in Asia and Africa, will be held in Mumbai from January 18 to 22. A mascot called IEEMA has been created to promote the event. A thousand companies are expected to ... More FOREIGN TRADE `Speed up SAARC energy sector reform' TRADE between India and Pakistan could grow to as much as $6-10 billion a year with a liberal trade regime, said Mr Praful Patel, Vice-President-South Asia, World Bank. In order to benefit from regional trade, SAARC nations would have to ... More PETROLEUM
Behuria discusses investment proposals with Bengal CMINDIAN Oil Corporation (IOC) on Saturday discussed prospective investment opportunities in upstream and downstream petrochemicals sector at Haldia in West Bengal. The company had previously offered to invest Rs 5,000 crore in Haldia ... More PHARMACEUTICALS Uniform retail drug prices across country by year-end: Paswan THE Government has initiated steps to ensure that the maximum retail price (MRP) of drugs, as printed on the packets, are "inclusive of all taxes" as against the present practice of "local taxes extra." This would eventually lead to uniform drug ... More POWER PowerGrid in talks with pvt cos for transmission biz A SLEW of private sector players including Reliance Energy, Essar Power Ltd and Jaiprakash Associates Ltd could be in line to mark an entry into the power transmission business. State-owned transmission major, Power Grid Corporation of India ... More STEEL Aggressive China, CIS drag down steel rates NOVEMBER and December may be a desperate couple of months for commodity hot-rolled coil suppliers to the international markets. Increasingly aggressive prices from CIS and Chinese mills are dragging down prices from higher-quality mills in ... More TAXATION Shipping cos yet to ride out `service tax' storm The companies now have less than two weeks to convince the DGST to withdraw the summons, failing which they will have to comply with the directive of the tax authorities. More TRAVEL & PLACES It's 1 in 3: India score in L visas INDIA cornered 32.4 per cent of the total 1,22,981 intra-company transfer visas (L visas) issued by the US in the financial year ended September 2005, followed by Great Britain and Japan. "The country sending the most intra-company transfers ... More METALS Mettle only in frontline metal stocks now MINING & QUARRYING Panel to study feasibility of steel, mining PSU mergers THE Government is considering merger of three mining companies, namely Kudremukh Iron and Steel Company (KIOCL), Manganese Ore India Ltd (MOIL) and National Mineral Development Corporation. Another proposal is to merge Steel Authority of India ... More WTO
Left parties meet Kamal Nath on WTOTHE Left parties met the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr Kamal Nath, on Saturday and discussed matters relating to the Hong Kong Ministerial meet next month of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). The Left parties said India's role ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Govt extends operation of export promotion schemes to new areas THE Government has extended the applicability of various export promotion schemes to the Lucknow (Amausi) airport, Inland Container Depots (ICDs) at Kundli, Bhadohi and Raipur, Land Customs Stations (LCS) at Nepalganj Road, Agartala and ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Nov. 13-Nov. 19 `Food processing, key to economic growth' Frozen idlis, chilled curry tickle global palate Amidst volatile price situation ... Cost control, product mix boost steel cos' numbers ELSS investment in current fiscal eligible for tax benefits Turning to faith to find the missing daughters Rabi oilseeds, pulses coverage promising Better storage level helps timely sowing We can beat the hell out of the Chinese, says Tata Steel MD `Emulate Chinese model in project management' Sahai favours zero sales tax on perishables Urges 4 pc levy on other food items; issue raised with Finance Ministry High inputs costs hit domestic steel firms in Q2: Assocham Edible oil imports rise 15 pc in 2004-05 season Petro goods: Finance Ministry urged to restore excise on end price To counter synthetic threat Natural diamond to sport WFDB Mark from June South-East Asia may look to India for sugar Volcker report: Reliance says it paid no surcharge for Iraqi crude Export growth resumes pace in October Govt to form SPV for investments by overseas Indians More jobless among the educated: Study |
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