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18 January 2011
Morning News (click on link to read article) IFCI research, 18 Jan 2011
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Economic Times
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Business Standard
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Axis Bank's 36% profit jump built on high interest, fee income
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TCS Q3 net up 30% at Rs 2,370 cr; declares 200% dividend
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L&T Q3 operating margin at 10.8 per cent
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Zydus Wellness Q3 net up 36.59 pc to Rs 19.56 cr
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IOC losing Rs 1.22 per litre on petrol sale
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Skyrocketing tomato prices compete with onion
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High volumes boost bike makers
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Glenmark tanks 6% after US jury ruling on hypertension drug
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'Desperate' to control surging inflation: RBI
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CBDT plans to lure black money stashed abroad
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FPO to let Tata Steel deleverage projects
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The Munjal family settlement made them easy prey for Puri
Business Line
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Cotton rises to Rs 45,000/candy
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AP Bill promises succour to tenant farmers
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Favourable weather boosts rice
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Spot rubber hits Rs 225/kg
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Vedanta chief meets Jairam Ramesh, seeks fresh nod for mining in Niyamgiri
Mint
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Moneylenders push up interest rates in Andhra Pradesh
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Jindal Power IPO to hit market by April
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Auto parts firms on course to robust Q3 profits
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JK Tyres to hike prices by 2-4%
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GAIL to pay Russia’s Gazprom over oil block claims
Financial Express
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Indirect tax collections up 43%
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JSW buys Bellary Steel for Rs 2.1 bn
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JSW Steel to infuse Rs 3,800 cr in Ispat
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At $14 trillion, US debt surges to all-time high
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Price rise not my job, says Pawar
DNA Money
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Rallis to commission Dahej facility by next month
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Larsen & Toubro warns on revenues after profit beats street
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IDFC infrastructure bonds face tough run again
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Parsvnath targets Rs13,000 cr sales
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Essar Oil says diesel decontrol to decide pace of retail spread
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Tata Steel to start construction on Orissa steel plant by month-end
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