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Airtel removes 10 towers close to Indo-Pak border
Sunday, 12.30.2007, 10:11pm
JAMMU: Country's top mobile service provider Airtel has removed 10 towers that were situated close to the India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir."Acting on the regulations of TRAI, Airtel has removed 10 mobile towers situated within 10-kms of Indo-Pak border in Jammu and Kashmir without affecting the mobile services in the rural |
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Hallmarking of gold jewellery deferred
Sunday, 12.30.2007, 10:10pm
NEW DELHI: Gold buyers' hopes of purchasing hallmarked jewellery and ornaments this marriage season have been dashed with the government planning to defer the implementation of compulsory hallmarking in the four metros from January 1. |
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WB cabinet okays shipyard project
Sunday, 12.30.2007, 10:08pm
Kolkata: The West Bengal cabinet approved the "ambitious" shipyard project, to be built as a joint venture between the state government and private players, at an estimated investment of Rs 2,000 crores in East Midnapore district. |
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RBI proposes to eliminate ATM fee
Tuesday, 12.25.2007, 04:05am
MUMBAI: ATM users now have a reason to cheer. From April 1, 2009, they may not have to pay service charge for using any ATM if a proposal by the Reserve Bank goes through.The central bank proposed that banks should not levy more than Rs 20 on ATM transactions by |
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SEBI supercession on CSE ends, new board after 4 years
Tuesday, 12.25.2007, 04:04am
KOLKATA: The Calcutta Stock Exchange finally succeeded in coming out of Securities and Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) supercession, which was revoked December 24 after four years following approval of a new 12-member board. |
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TATAS SET TO BAG JAGUAR & A UK BANK
Monday, 12.24.2007, 01:25am
LONDON: Indian business conglomerate Tata is expected to be named as the preferred bidder by US carmaker Ford for its marquee brands -- Jaguar and Land Rover -- in the next few days. And as if this was not enough, after their historic take over of steel giant Corus, Tatas are now reportedly looking at a potential bid for a British investment bank that was once its advisor.
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Tatas set to bag Jaguar & Land Rover
Wednesday, 12.19.2007, 01:07am
LONDON: Indian business conglomerate Tata is expected to be named as the preferred bidder by US carmaker Ford for its marquee brands -- Jaguar and Land Rover -- in the next few days. On its bid to takeover the Ford brands, The Times said, "Tata, the Indian company trying to bring the world's cheapest car to the South Asian country
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Five high profile appointments to USIBC Board
Monday, 12.17.2007, 12:31am
NEW YORK: The US-India Business Council (USIBC) has made five high profile appointments to its Board of Directors in the last one month. The appointment of Pepsico Chairman Indra Nooyi early this month preceded that of Ian Thomas of Boeing, Sanjay Nayar of Citi, James Quigley of Merrill Lynch, and Tejpreet Chopra of GE India. |
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Narula honored among Georgia Top 40 business leaders
Monday, 12.17.2007, 12:25am
NEW YORK: Atlanta-based Navneet Singh Narula, a volunteer and Director of United Sikhs, is no stranger to winning top honors and awards. In the rarefied air of Fortune 100 global business, where conformity is the norm, Narula has set himself apart as a top corporate executive for one of the world's largest management and IT
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Orient-Express hotels rebuffs Tatas' proposal again
Wednesday, 12.12.2007, 12:14am
NEW YORK: US listed Orient-Express Hotels, in which Tata group's Indian Hotels has acquired an 11.5 per cent stake for about 247 million dollars, has rejected an offer for a strategic alliance with the Indian conglomerate. |
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