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12 May 2011
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Infosys to expand Executive Council
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Bidding process for equipment buy in key sectors to be recast
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Godrej brand valued at $2.86-bn: Adi Godrej
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Two Adani group companies challenge imposition of MAT on SEZs
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Exports will show a drastic fall if DEPB stopped: FIEO
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Loans to NBFCs in agriculture space could get priority tag
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Sahara firm gets notice for using third-party account
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ICICI Venture to pick up equity in Devyani International
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ABB net profit zooms nine-fold
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LIC eyes Rs 60,000-cr equity investments in 2011-12
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Sobha Q4 net drops 27.6%
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Hindalco gets green nod for Orissa alumina refinery
Business Line
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Big-ticket mergers will need competition panel's nod from June 1
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Prudential Q1 sales rises 10% to €888 mn
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PFC FPO subscribed 15% on second day
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IDBI Bank mulls raising $225 m overseas in FY’12
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Max India to invest Rs 600 cr to open 4 new hospitals
Mint
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Rahul Gandhi arrested by UP police
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Bhel deal to deepen India’s commercial ties with Iraq
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HSBC to cut retail banking to save up to $3.5 bn
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UK’s Prudential taps strong US pension demand
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Coal India set to finalize 10-year import contract
Financial Express
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HDFC Bank to hike rates by 55, 125 bps
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SC fury hits Rajnigandha pan masala co
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Honda launches 250 cc bike @ Rs 1.46 L
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Apollo Tyres Q4 net down 26.9 pct
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ArcelorMittal Q1 net income at $1,069 mn
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Tata Cap raises $800 mn for equity fund
DNA
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Ruia acquires two European firms
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Tata Communications to invest Rs1,580 crore in Singapore ops
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Max New York to sell 4% stake to Axis Bank
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International Paper to raise Andhra Paper capacity 20%
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Nine months in hand, Tata Capital mops up 80% of $1 billion funds target
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Service tax on infrastructure sector sub-contractors to stay
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