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Tuesday, May 08, 2001   
   
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  Taxing troubles
A giant stirs
Time the regulatory system woke up
Who will tell on AirTel?
  Good riddance for the markets
 
     
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Tamil Nadu’s record of decisive verdicts may go for a toss
Inter-corporate loan regime needs relook
IWelfare spending should focus on pensions, old age care
Sluggishness at home one reason for higher exports

 
 
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Financing in limbo as Dabhol crisis winds on
UNCERTAINTY looms large over the disbursement of $201 million by foreign lenders and Rs 371 crore by Indian Financial Institutions (IFIs) for the completion of Dabhol phase-II, in view of the aggressive postures taken by the DPC and MSEB over the issue of preliminary termination notices.

MSEB to pay Rs 20,000-crore compensation if Enron wins
THE Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) will have to shell out a whopping Rs 20,000 crore towards revenue compensation allowance to Enron if the latter wins its case at the arbitration proceedings in London.

Petronet LNG plans to raise Rs 1,700 cr for Dahej project
PETRONET LNG Ltd (PLL) is planning to raise long-term rupee and foreign currency loans to the tune of Rs 1,700 crore on a limited recourse project finance basis for its Rs 2300-crore Dahej LNG terminal in Gujarat.

Pre-launch campaign for Honda Accord
Honda Siel Cars India has kicked off a pre-launch promotion campaign for its luxury offering in the D-segment — Honda Accord.

PSBs to remain in ‘public sector’ under Banking Cos Act
PUBLIC sector banks (PSBs) will remain “public sector” in character as long as they continue to be governed by the Banking Companies (Nationalisation) Act, even if the government divested its entire equity in them. They will also remain subject to Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) scrutiny.

Business confidence index up
THE business confidence index (BCI) increased from 98.8 in January 2001 to 99.3 in April 2001, but the improvement is not strong enough to suggest that the slowdown has been completely reversed.

   
         
       
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