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21 December 2010
IFCI, Morning News, 21st Dec, 2010
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Economic Times
Business Standard
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Gujarat may see Rs 60,000-cr investment in cement
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Offer farm loans at 4%: Bhupinder Singh Hooda panel
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Govt buying back onions from Pakistan; exports banned till January 15
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RBI signals lending boost with SLR cut
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Gold, silver rise further on global bullishness
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Europe shares at 27-mth closing high; utilities up
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Indian firms grab 34% of SA govt's AIDS drug order
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Tribunal rejects service tax demand on JetLite
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Altair Engg plans sub-$10 Mn buyouts
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Insecticides (India) targets Rs 550 crore turnover
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US carmakers challenge rule allowing 15% ethanol in petrol
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FM annuls appointment of consultant for IFCI revamp
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Market warms to Hero Honda royalty deal
Business Line
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Tata Chem's UK arm acquires British Salt for Rs 650 crore
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Ranbaxy venture wins $133-m HIV drug supply order in S. Africa
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SKS plunges to all-time low
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Iron ore prices set to rise as India's exports slow
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Turmeric falls on poor end-of-season demand
Mint
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JSW close to taking over Ispat Industries
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Lanco targets 300 MW solar power in two-year
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LG Group to spend $18 bn in 2011, mainly on electronics
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Sistema India arm to get $200 mn from Gazprombank
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Claris Lifesciences debuts at a discount on BSE
Financial Express
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Ispat Industries stock jumps 10.64%
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Hero Honda closes 17.99% up
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Cinemax to invest Rs 100 cr
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Promoters’ stake in MNCs surges to 62.8%
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Disinvestment spawns Rs 40,000 cr in '10
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PSU oilcos lose Rs 105 cr/day on diesel
DNA Money
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Advance tax forces banks to borrow record Rs1.6 lakh crore
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Omaxe realises Rs500 crore from NCR sales
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Onion prices may reach Rs100 per kg by month-end: Experts
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Bharti Airtel to hold 97% in Zambia unit
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Reliance Industries plans to shut 200,000 bpd FCC: Sources
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JPMorgan buys new London headquarters; continues skyscraper
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