All categories of NRI deposits saw net inflows in July.
The government is set to carry out a performance review of companies that have opted for corporate debt restructuring (CDR).
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After RBI's missive on proxy lending to builders, it's time to reshuffle.
Rs 50,000-cr loans for 15,000-Mw projects could be heading for restructuring.
The company, after witnessing a prolonged dispute with striking workers over several issues, has received the Karnataka government's approval to close the factory.
Toyota has set up two manufacturing plants at Bidadi, about 35 km from here, with a combined capacity of 310,000 units a year.
The new area expansion would help in increasing the production of silk from the present 23,000 tonnes per annum to 32,000 tonnes, a growth of 39 per cent.
The company is already supplying coffee beans to cafes, instant coffee to Hotels, restaurants and catering segment, vending and various other establishments. Going forward, it plans to look at vending solutions on its own.
SBI was slow in filing and following up on winding-up cases.
It is currently scouting for suitable firms in Europe and planning to close the deal some time this year, a top company executive said.
Significant investors in government bonds FIIs have been net sellers since May 22.
They can wait, as RBI has indicated the bonds could be linked to CPI in future.
It's already a home to automobile majors like Toyota, Volvo, Tata Motors and Mahindra Reva.
SBI says recovery process on as no court stay yet.
Bank issues public notice with photograph in Reid & Taylor default case.
The Supreme Court's landmark decision to allow reopening of Category-A and Category-B mines in Karnataka has come as a big relief to the mining sector and the ore-starved steel industries in the state.
They have sought data from these companies on loss absorption capacity in case of a fall in gold prices and higher defaults.
As banks are looking at such infrastructure as ancillary assets, wanting to focus on core activity, they're reluctant to commit their resources here, throwing space open for other players.
Tata Coffee Ltd, a subsidiary of Tata Global Beverages Ltd, is India's third largest exporter of instant coffee.
Economists advise against it, citing international experiences; business leaders say RBI should allow move for inclusive growth.
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