The economic slowdown has made it difficult for companies to record financial closure of a few awarded projects.
The 4G service may use Reliance Retail, with a surging customer base, as the launch pad
Tight liquidity will hit over-leveraged and cash-hungry companies, spare conservative ones
Govt restrictions on import biting deep; trade petitions for relief with units, workers idling.
The company had issued 2.66 million shares to its employees.
Since January 2011, a third of firms making such offers failed to meet new floor; current penalties would have been hefty.
As growth in its traditional stronghold stagnates, it is diving into business areas where competition is cutthroat.
Unless new members are inducted at jet speed, the strength of Tata Sons board will come down to four in July.
Mukesh and Anil will announce two more infrastructure-sharing agreements by mid-June.
The Group has been pioneer in innovation; Ratan Tata has been credited for launching world's cheapest car Nano in 2009
The shrinkage of MTS operations has helped Tata Tele's wireless net service brand to gain traction.
Centres like Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and Thrissur and Kochi in Kerala are facing huge shortage of gold. These centres constitute around 15-20 per cent of India's overall annual demand of the yellow metal.
Four of five new bulk purchasers named by De Beers, the prime global purveyor, are from India.
The Cellular Operators Association of India, industry body representing GSM operators, had argued that TTSL's spectrum was allotted through the same press release issued on January 10, 2008, which led to the cancellation of 122 licences.
Interview with Richard Rekhy, chief executive officer of KPMG India.
Global cues may further weaken the yellow metal; imports seen under control after January surge.
They are encouraged by the widening gap in import duties on raw and refined gold.
Experts say successful brand extensions require a sharply defined unifying thread and Tata Chemicals may have faltered on that.
Price up 500 per cent in a year, trebled in Dec.
Vodafone India MD & CEO Marten Pieters, 59, blames regulation and the spectrum policy for the telecom industry's troubles.
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