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   CORPORATE
Tuesday, December 11, 2001 
Cement sector wants fixed duty to continue post-VAT
  The cement industry has asked for continuation of fixed rate of excise duty even after the introduction of VAT. The excise duty structure has also been beneficial for the Government, as revenues from excise have increased from 2.5-2.6 per cent to around 5.8 per cent levels.
Ranjit Malkani is Kuoni Asia CEO
  Kuoni Travel (India) Pvt Ltd chairman and CEO Ranjit Malkani has taken over charge as the CEO Asia. He will be managing the Kuoni Group’s businesses in Asia, effective from January 1, 2002.
   
NMDC’s proposed plant gets land from Chattisgarh govt
  The much-delayed public sector mining major National Mineral Development Corporation Limited’s proposed Rs 300-crore pig iron benefication plant will finally see the light of the day with the Chattisgarh government recently allotting the necessary land.
Web poses new problems for tobacco control
  Sales of cigarettes on the Internet are expected to soar in the coming decade and will pose new problems for tobacco controls to curtail underage smoking, researchers said on Monday.

   OTHER STORIES
Roche to buy majority in Japan’s Chugai Pharma
Three Tata firms to come under brand promo ambit
RailTel OFC projects to go on stream by June
Car, bike exports rise in Apr-Oct
IOC extends HPL offer till December 31
GSK, Roche in marketing deal for osteoporosis drug
US steel in talks to buy National Steel
A-I board meet on December 12 to discuss aircraft acquisition, VRS
Grasim prunes non-core trade to buttress working capital
Nalco plans to increase aluminium refining, smelting capacity
JSPL, NKK Corp in tech deal for rails
LeasePlan Fleet plans to expand, break-even by ’02
FIPB rejects Nestle India proposal on royalty extension
British Gas enters race for Dabhol LNG terminal
The Index: Illusive growth
   
 
   
 
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