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Monday, July 06, 2009
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 06, 2009 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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LOGISTICS TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS: Air India turnaround panel gets cracking CMD warns employees of tough days ahead. Mumbai, July 5 The turnaround committee of Air India has begun its agenda of revival on a war footing even as its Chairman and Managing Director, Mr Arvind Jadhav, has warned employees of tough days ... INSIGHT: Rail Budget: Populist or practical? For all the impression of being a populist exercise, Ms Mamata Banerjee’s 2009-10 Rail Budget is actually a pretty practical response to the prevailing business environment in which the public sector transport behemoth is ... RAILWAY BUDGET: A contrarian view Before attempting to analyse the salient features of Railway Budget 2009-10, certain vital points are required to be examined in their proper ... EVENTS: UK tour operators to hold court in Kerala The UK-based Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO) has chosen Kerala as the destination for the organisation’s next annual ... AIRLINES: Low-cost airlines see big biz in food sales on board CATERING FIRMS FROWN. The move to sell food and drinks could prove to be a money-spinner for the low cost airlines but the catering firms are looking glum as full service airlines turn into low or semi-low cost ... RAILWAY BUDGET: Railway budget, a mixed bag Coimbatore, July 5 The Railway Budget has drawn a mixed reaction from the Southern India Engineering Manufacturers’ Association (SIEMA), Coimbatore, which, while welcoming various passenger-friendly announcements, is disappointed that ... SHIPPING/PORTS: Scrapping to pick up by year end In the first half of 2009, a number of container ships with a total capacity of 184,700 TEUs were scrapped, with 94 fully cellular ships assigned for scrapping, says Shipping Gazette quoting Paris-based AXS-Alphaliner. Of this, ... RAILWAYS: Braithwaite desires Burns’ status Confusion persists over inclusion of Braithwaite in the Railway Minister’s rehabilitation package for revival of sick wagon manufacturing units. There has been a report that along with Burn Standards, Braithwaite too is being considered ... SHIPPING/PORTS: Haldia strike strains Paradip The strike by contractors’ workers at Haldia dock, continuing for more than a week now, has led to diversion of ships, mostly iron ore ships, to Paradip port, causing problems there. As many as 50 ships are waiting for berths at Paradip ...
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