COVER
STORY
Remaking
Lever |
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There are signs that the
consumer product behemoth has bitten the bullet, finally.
As growth stalls for the fourth year running, HLL’s
new top team is finally investing in growth — and
is willing to take a short term hit in profits to achieve
it. So is the worst over for Lever?
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IN
DEPTH
One level
up
 Indian
manufacturing has achieved a breakthrough with Toyota
Kirloskar Auto Parts. Its mandate is to make the R-150
gear box for nine Toyota plants worldwide. With this,
the auto component industry has broken into the coveted
Tier I club.
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IN
VOGUE
Trucking
on auto pilot
 Business
is pleasure for truck drivers bound from Mumbai to Mangalore
with the extension of Ro-Ro service to Suratkal station.
A look at how Ro-Ro trains lighten the truckers workload.
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| Ahead
of the curve |
Deputy Editor
Indrajit Gupta has every reason to say, “I told you
so,” to anyone who is disappointed with HLL’s
performance these days. He has done three covers on HLL
in the last four years, and the headlines tell the story
much better, and much earlier, than HLL’s share price
does.
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| Flawed
birth |
Problems lay with the way it raised
capital, how it dealt with borrowers and its incompetent
management.
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| Gauging
Iraq’s oil |
Iraq sizes up its oil reserves for
the first time since the Iran-Iraq war — from The
New York Times.
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