The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, November 08, 2009

WEB EXTRAS

OUTLOOK: Banks turn back to recurring deposits
Long-term resource base. Mumbai, Nov. 7 Even as top bankers are making noises about the need for increasing low-cost current and savings account (CASA) deposits, they are quietly getting their branches to step on the gas to garner long-term ...

ROADWAYS: Malaysian co to set up bus body building base in India
Mumbai, Nov. 7 Malaysia-based Scomi Group is exploring opportunities to set up coach building (bus body) facilities in India. It is in talks with domestic majors who make ...

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