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SEZ units can now re-export pulses, rice

The government has allowed the special economic zones to re-export commodities barred from outbound shipments, like non-basmati rice and pulses, after importing them in raw form and processing in......

Realtors see rise in commercial inquiries

In the past two months, property developers have reported an increased number of inquiries for their properties, indicating the economy is on its way up, clearly visible in companies' recent......

Pay later, it's okay, say developers

Cash-starved real estate developers are leaving no stone unturned to improve cash flow. For example, Unitech, Omaxe and Raheja Developers are waiving penalty on late payments so that customers do......

Try AIM to raise funds overseas

London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market is suddenly becoming more attractive for smaller Indian companies hoping to raise funds overseas as it combines the benefits of a public......

Housing: Pvt sector to get bigger role

Reports trickling in about the proposals incorporated in the forthcoming national Housing and Habitat Policy has triggered happiness mixed with a tinge of scepticism among the private housing......

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M2M the next big area for IT, telcos

Machine-to-machine (M2M) communication is fast replacing SMAC (social, mobility, analytics and cloud) as the buzzword of the season in the IT and... ...

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SEZ units can now re-export pulses, rice

Realtors see rise in commercial inquiries

Pay later, it's okay, say developers

Try AIM to raise funds overseas

Housing: Pvt sector to get bigger role

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