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rediff: NTC may bag Rs 5,000 cr from Mumbai land sale
This is based on Rs 100 crore (Rs 1 billion) per acre as reserve price fixed by the NTC for various properties.
rediff: BlackBerry agrees to address security concerns
Government has already warned the popular smartphone company that if it does not allow it to monitor emails and SMSes to address security concerns, it will have to close down operations in the country, spelling trouble for over a million BlackBerry users in India.
rediff: Tips to speed up your return filing process
It's that time of the year when the taxman is remembered the most. With just two days left to file tax returns, taxpayers have now awoken to the reality that the due date is at hand.
rediff: Negative growth in fixed line phone business
The top three fixed line players Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited and Bharti Airtel reported a revenue decline.
rediff: Govt in talks with UK for infra projects: Minister
The minister, however, refused to divulge the names of the companies saying that there were many of them and he could not name them just then.
rediff: ArcelorMittal to start work on India projects soon
Incidentally, ArceloreMittal announced lower than expected net profit of $1.7 billion for the second quarter, while admitting this was the effect of the slowdown in Europe and a demand dip in China.
rediff: Britain 'open' to outsourcing, says Cameron
According to Nasscom chief Som Mittal, about 18 per cent of IT, BPO and engineering services revenues comes from Britain.
rediff: Soros in talks to buy 4% stake in BSE
Dubai Holding, the group owned by the emirate's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, had reportedly been looking to exit the BSE for sometime.
rediff: The Indian tiger has been uncaged: British PM
British Prime Minister David Cameron sang an overtly optimistic tune about Indo-British trade ties as he delivered a key-note address at Infosys in Bengaluru on Wednesday.
rediff: Bharti Axa to hire 2,000 people this year
Bharti AXA, a joint venture between Bharti Enterprises and world player in financial protection AXA, currently employs 1,300 people across the country.
Markets end on a flat note
EPF rate likely to be fixed at 8.5%
The fastest Internet in the world!
Noel Tata to become Tata International MD
BlackBerry should comply with security, else...
Air India Express to fly in domestic routes
RIL Q1 profit up by 32% at Rs 4,851 crore
Oil secy hints at IOC, ONGC divestment
Over 11,700 tonnes of foodgrains damaged: Pawar
New banks may have to reach out to rural India
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·Markets end on a flat note
The Nifty spurted to a high of 5416, and finally ended with a marginal gain of 11 points at 5409.
·EPF rate likely to be fixed at 8.5%
The CBT headed by Union labour minister would meet on September 4.
·The fastest Internet in the world!
The fastest broadband city in the world is Masan in South Korea, according to an analysis.
·NTC may bag Rs 5,000 cr from Mumbai land sale
This is based on Rs 100 crore (Rs 1 billion) per acre as reserve price fixed by the NTC for various properties.
·Noel Tata to become Tata International MD
A half-brother of Ratan Tata, Noel will step down as the MD of the group's retail venture, Trent Ltd
·BlackBerry agrees to address security concerns
Government has already warned the popular smartphone company that if it does not allow it to monitor emails and SMSes to address security concerns, it will have to close down operations in the country, spelling trouble for over a million BlackBerry users in India.
·Tips to speed up your return filing process
It's that time of the year when the taxman is remembered the most. With just two days left to file tax returns, taxpayers have now awoken to the reality that the due date is at hand.
·Negative growth in fixed line phone business
The top three fixed line players Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited and Bharti Airtel reported a revenue decline.
·Govt in talks with UK for infra projects: Minister
The minister, however, refused to divulge the names of the companies saying that there were many of them and he could not name them just then.
·ArcelorMittal to start work on India projects soon
Incidentally, ArceloreMittal announced lower than expected net profit of $1.7 billion for the second quarter, while admitting this was the effect of the slowdown in Europe and a demand dip in China.
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