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18 November 2010
Morning News (click on link to read article) :: IFCI Research - 18 Nov, 2010
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Morning News (click on link to read article)
Economic Times
Business Standard
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2G scam: BSNL, MTNL & Airtel got most extra spectrum
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Gitanjali quarterly net up 52 per cent at Rs 80.04 cr
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Canara Bank to open 105 branches and 105 ATMs on Nov 19
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McCormick buys 26% in ECPL
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Cairn says no guarantee on Indian unit stake sale to Vedanta
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Dabur bets big on international biz, to expand capacity
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Britannia to enter bridge snack segment
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Ginger Hotels to add 1,000 rooms in next 18 months
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Swiss drug major Roche to axe 4,800 jobs
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RJ Corp to list food company, raise Rs 2500 cr
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JSSL to invest Rs 300 cr to expand its Bellary unit
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City Union Bank to raise Rs300 crore
Business Line
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Tata Motors to export World Truck range from next fiscal
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Honda Motorcycle among firms keen to set up base in AP
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Indian energy firms face Chinese threat in coal mine buys abroad
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Oriental Bank to cover 300 remote villages
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DRDO to invest Rs 1,000 cr to make high-tech missiles
Mint
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Intel acquires Canada’s CognoVision
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Mahindra mulls electric vehicles for US market
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DHL to expand India footprint, sets eyes on logistics market
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Europe stocks halt 1-week sell-off; eyes on Ireland
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Oil mixed on worries over China, Europe sovereign debt
Financial Express
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Air France-KLM to buy into India's Max
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Primary mkt corners 27% of FII money
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Oil falls, but metals rebound after week-long
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MakeMyTrip Q2 loss at Rs 8.15 cr
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Oil India on a $1 bn overseas hunt
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Railways earnings jump 7%
DNA Money
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6-7 firms likely to bid for Power Grid tower infrastructure
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India lost $462 billion in illicit financial flows: Report
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Indian Oil hires 6 banks for $4.3 billion share sale
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General Motors boosts IPO size to reduce US government stake
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Axis Bank buys chunk of Enam for Rs2,067 crore
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RBI survey revises GDP growth rate to 8.5% in FY11
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