Surajeet Das Gupta And Sounak Mitra

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SBI may levy 14% interest on Nano loans

SBI may levy 14% interest on Nano loans

Rediff.com   17 Mar 2009

SBI may charge 14 to 14.75% for 5-year loans.

Ravi Jaipuria to buy Pepsi's Bengal bottling plant

Ravi Jaipuria to buy Pepsi's Bengal bottling plant

Rediff.com   2 Mar 2009

With this deal, Jaipuria's RJ Corp will own over 10 bottling plants, controlling 25 per cent of PepsiCo's bottling capacity in the country (earlier he was PepsiCo's largest bottler together with his family). Confirming the development, Jaipuria said the deal would be complete in a day or two. "The West Bengal operations will contribute 10 to 15 per cent to our turnover," he said.

Subramanian in Subhiksha's control: Investors

Subramanian in Subhiksha's control: Investors

Rediff.com   19 Feb 2009

The investors, which include ICICI Venture, Azim Premji and ICICI Prudential, say that they do not hold more than 38 per cent in the retail company and do not have the requisite shareholding to amend the articles. ICICI Venture, which alone holds 23 per cent stake in Subhiksha, had earlier rubbished claims made by Subramanian that the private equity company 'controls' Subhiksha by virtue of its right to appoint a majority of the directors in the company.

L&T seeks management control of Satyam

L&T seeks management control of Satyam

Rediff.com   30 Jan 2009

It's official now. Engineering giant Larsen & Toubro has sought management control of Satyam.

CEOs made to sweat more for money: Spencer Stuart

CEOs made to sweat more for money: Spencer Stuart

Rediff.com   27 Jan 2009

As companies find themselves in the midst of an unprecedented meltdown, the role and expectations from CEOs are changing, according to Spencer Stuart, one of the largest global recruitment agencies for senior directors and CEOs. It has made these findings from recruitments undertaken in India across sectors like financial services, telecommunications and FMCG, amongst others.

Chandra-promoted firm's fund-raising plan rejected

Chandra-promoted firm's fund-raising plan rejected

Rediff.com   19 Jan 2009

It has rejected a proposal by Subash Chandra-promoted Wire and Wireless India, which has sought permission to issue partly paid-up equity shares, pursuant to its rights issue. WWIL is in the cable network business. The shares were to be issued to non-residents, which also included FIIs, venture capital funds, multilateral and bilateral development financial institutions, and eligible NRIs for cash aggregating up to Rs 450 crore (Rs 4.5 billion).

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