INTERNATIONAL Indian DC Design unveils luxury car at Geneva Geneva: In less than a month of displaying India's expertise in automotive services by building a sports car prototype for British automaker Aston Martin, Mumbai-based DC Design on March 5 stole the limelight by unveiling its new luxury sports coupe 'GAIA' at the Geneva motor show.
NATIONAL Cellular, WLL talks deadlocked, TDSAT to hear New Delhi: Virtually admitting failure to resolve the fight between the cellular and basic operators on the controversial limited mobile (WLL) services by the latter, government on March 13 said the issue would now be pursued at the appellate authority.
Fiscal Deficit major source of worry: Jaswant New Delhi: Admitting that fiscal deficit was a "major source of worry", Finance Minister Jaswant Singh on March 13 said pegging it at 5.6 per cent of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) for the coming year was not "unsatisfactory" given the adverse circumstances.
SENSEX eases by 1.84 pts to close at 3108.24 New Delhi: India will get 3 million tonnes of crude oil annually from a Sudan oil field where ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL), the overseas arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, has acquired 25 per cent stake of Canadian Talisman Energy Inc.
ONGC takes 25 per cent stake in Sudan oil field Mumbai: The benchmark ended yet again on negative terrain with a marginal fall of 1.84 points at 3108.24 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on March 13 after stale bull liquidation and profit-sales aborted an initial smart rally, even as majority of software counters posted gains.
India, EU converge on some contentious WTO issues New Delhi: After roadblocks at the recent WTO (World Trade Organisation) mini-Ministerial at Tokyo, a convergence of views appeared to emerge between India and the EU (European Union) on some contentious issues like TRIPS (Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights) and Public Health and market access in Agriculture.
'Germany must review its decision on green cards' Bangalore: Apprehending an adverse impact on timely delivery of projects to customers, the Indian Information Technology (IT) industry is pushing National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) and other agencies to lobby hard with Germany for reviewing its decision to stop issuing green cards to software professionals.
Two-way cautious movements noticed at early stages Mumbai: In two-way cautious movements, share prices ruled mixed at early stages on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on March 13 on alternate bouts of buying and selling.
