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High interest rates and credit crunch in overseas and domestic market has adversely impacted the infrastructure sector growth that plunged…

With the world in crisis, are seven countries enough to tackle it? Expansion of G-7 has been debated off and…

Sensex drops 1,000 points-plus intra-day, industry figures show growth dropping to just above one per cent, rupee is within striking…

In Britain, bank assets declined by ?340 billion in a six-month period, with the London inter-bank rate rising to an…

Even as the RBI unlocked another Rs 60,000 crore of funds into the system with a 1% cut in the…

The question for the moment is, How can we get capital back into the financial system? Ideally, it would be…

Power shortage imposed on the textile mills in various forms like power cuts, load shedding, ban on withdrawal of power,…

REC has sanctioned a rupee term loan of Rs 11,200 crore to fund generation, transmission and distribution projects in Tamil…

SMS Pharmaceuticals Ltd is betting big on the oncology segment. Having developed and stabilised on high growth oncology products such…

Taxi! The shrill call and then the wait for Mumbai?s ubiquitous black and yellow cabs. The screech of tyres, the…

Reeling under the high input costs, the Rs 1,500-crore packaged water segment is all set to uniformly hike its prices…

The big pharmaceutical companies are under siege from declining rate of sales growth, slowing pipeline productivity, and pricing pressures from…

Failure of several banks and the uncertainty in the global financial system is giving sleepless nights to seafood exporters, who…

Global food import expenditure, in value terms, are forecast to reach $1,035 billion in 2008, 26% higher than the previous…

With banks facing a severe liquidity squeeze, they have started borrowing heavily through the repo window of the central bank.

Infosys Technologies said it would not increase the price of its original acquisition bid of 600 pence a share for…

The aviation sector is likely to post collective losses of around Rs 500 crore for the July-September financial quarter on…

Despite the global meltdown, Infosys Technology will maintain its plan to hire 25,000 people in the current financial year.