NATIONAL Foreign trade policy to make exports competitive: Nath The new foreign trade policy to be unveiled this month end will revise schemes to make India's exports competitive to achieve higher growth of over 16 per cent annually.
BSE: Sensex tumbles by 56 pts over oil worries Share prices turned sharply weak and the Sensex tumbled by 55.79 points to close at 5196.99 on the stock exchange in Mumbai today (Aug 6, 2004) following profit-booking at higher levels on another surge in global crude oil prices.
SEBI probing alleged insider trading in GTB stock Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is probing into the alleged insider trading of Global Trust Bank (GTB) shares prior to announcement of moratorium and decision to merge the troubled bank with Oriental Bank of Commerce.
INTERNATIONAL US public utility TVA to end outsourcing to India Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the largest public utility in the US providing electricity is ending a contract with a company that employed workers in India, following heavy criticism of the deal, media reports said today (Aug 5, 2004).
