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Subsidy costs oil companies Rs 550 cr a day
IOC, HPCL and BPCL are losing Rs 550 crore daily on account of not being able to realise the actual price of these four fuels which are being subsidised to the customer.
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Crude+currency heave equals sulking Sensex
 
The Indian economy appears set to go the American commuters way and get off the 8%+ fast lane as fighting oil-fed inflation becomes the priority for governments and central banks around the world.
Rupee marginally down against dollar
 
The Indian rupee fell back marginally to 41.6350/6450 against the US currency in late morning deals following good dollar buying by oil refiners due to spiralling global crude prices.
Jai Corp Q4 net jumps 85 pc at Rs 38.81 cr
 
Jai Corp today announced a standalone net profit of Rs 38.81 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2008, a 85.16 per cent growth over the corresponding period a year ago.
Merc sales expected to hit all-time record
 
The company has already sold more than 50 percent of its 2007 sales during the first four months of 2008.
Paramount Group to invest Rs 1,100 cr
 
National capital-based real estate developer Paramount Group is understood to have decided to invest about Rs 1,100 crore in three projects over the next two years.
Airtel ties up with Apple to launch iPhone
 
Bharti Airtel today announced a tie-up with US-based Apple Inc to bring the popular GSM-based iPhone in the country.
UK papers say Vodafone in MTN play; co denies
 
UK Sunday Times and Sunday Telegraph newspapers have reported that Vodafone is examining a £20 billion or $39.02 billion bid for MTN. Vodafone has, however, denied any intention to pursue MTN.
Finnair goes gaga over Indian traffic
 
Indian traffic has been one of the major factors for the Nordic airline Finnair's Asian expansion contributing more than half of its revenues last year.
Selective extension of STPI to smaller towns
 
Kicked off in 1991, the STPI scheme has been a major contributor to India’s success as a global outsourcing hub over the past two decades.