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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, March 24, 2009 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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INTERVIEW: ‘Nano is a watershed moment for the automobile industry in India’ The Nano project has endowed the industry with greater legitimacy. Chennai, March 23 Dr V. Sumantran, formerly Executive Director (Passenger Car Business Unit and Engineering Research Centre), Tata Motors, was associated with the Nano project ... ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES: GE Hitachi signs pact with Nuclear Power, BHEL for reactors New Delhi, March 23 Readying itself for the opportunities in the Indian nuclear market, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy on Monday announced it has signed preliminary agreements with state-owned firms Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) ... NEW PROJECTS: From afar, gloomy Singur watches Nano roll out From Singur As the world’s most-awaited car, Tata Motors’ Nano was launched in Mumbai on Monday, gloom descended on Singur from where the car was originally to roll out. The Tata low-cost car project, which was to change ... ANNOUNCEMENTS: Garden City: DLF committed to refunding advance paid Exit through ‘retrading’ process may take 4 months. Chennai, March 23 DLF Homes is committed to refunding the advance payments to those buyers who wish to exit the Gardencity residential project, according to Mr K.K. Raman, Executive ... MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: DLF down on DAL acquisition talk Analyst says this could mean DAL has no money to pay dues to realtor. New Delhi, March 23 The shares of real estate major DLF Ltd fell 2.16 per cent on Monday on reports that the company could be eying a stake in DLF Assets Ltd ... REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS: Ranbaxy facility gets UK, Australian clearance New Delhi, March 23 Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd said on Monday that drug regulators of the UK and Australia have approved its Paonta Sahib manufacturing ... PEOPLE: More wait for ‘appropriate time’ A questioner reminded Mr Tata that he would reveal the names of his corporate rivals who were behind the agitation at Singur. Would he reveal the names now and also would he consider retirement since he had successfully completed the ... NEW BUSINESS: Underground sewerage project ... Columnists: • C Gopinath • Harish Bijoor • Ramanujam Sridhar • Radhika Chada • K Srikrishna Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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