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Steel price cuts
Tisco turns up the heat
On 23 August, B. Muthuraman, managing director of Tata Steel, brought back the flavour of a bygone socialist government era by reducing steel prices by Rs 2,000 a tonne in what he claimed to be an effort to contain inflation
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i-flex in a state of flux
Just last year, i-flex Solutions' Flexcube became the world's No.1 core banking software product replacing arch-rival Temenos. But, this year the company headed by Rajesh Hukku has hit an air pocket
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Lupin's new tuberculosis drug
Fresh firepower
Indian drug maker Lupin says it has discovered a new drug for tuberculosis (TB). The disease kills 1.7 million people annually, 450,000 in India
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Patents bill
Are all the angles covered?
Is the government keeping the best interests of Indian citizens in mind while framing laws? That, after all, is the basis of good governance. And by that measure alone, taking a decision on the Patent
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Capital Ideas
Global credit rating agencies finally downgraded the likes of Indonesia, Thailand and South Korea in 1997 only many weeks after their currencies had been hammered down and growth had plummetted
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Transport strike
Truckers in a jam
The truckers' stir, mainly against the 10 per cent service tax on the goods transportation business, has not been able to break the government's
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Politics
Advantage BJP
Uma Bharti's resignation could compel the UPA to oust its tainted members
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Saras
Off to a flying start
The 14-seater Saras is about 900 kilograms overweight, but it is the public that worries more about this than the designers and developers. At the moment
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Clinical research organisations
Testing times ahead
Eurorpe is tightening its laws on drug trials and the stringent new regulations could shake up Indian clinical research organisations (CROs) as well. They are the ones that test drugs developed by pharmaceutical
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Media room
All of last week I have been wondering why the Star Group bought a stake in Balaji Telefilms. This week, a call from a media analyst suddenly put things in perspective. We all know that the Rs 1,400-crore Star needs to grow by at least 30-40 per cent
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Banking
The forex worry
On 19 August, State Bank of India said it was planning to raise $250 million-$500 million through bond issues in the international markets. Earlier, the bank had already committed to raise another $250 million
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Power generation In nanotubes
Elementary, my dear
A simple bit of innovation could open up a multibillion-dollar market for Ajay Sood
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Jnpt
The brimming port of woes
Why is India's most efficient port battling with congestion? BW finds out
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Tcs
It does make a difference
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) will add Rs 45,000-odd crore, or 4 per cent, to the overall market capitalisation at one go. Should that make CEO S. Ramadorai proud? There have been many instances
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