The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Monday, November 21, 2005 |

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Banks are gearing up for a new three-tier capital adequacy regime with a wide array of instruments, including hybrid ones. ... | Read..

Employee stock options (ESOP), the fabled staff-retention device that shone through in the high noon of dotcom boom, are ... | Read..

The State Bank of India will simplify its personal loan scheme to circumvent competition from private finance companies ... | Read..

India Inc feels that a failure of the forthcoming WTO Hong Kong ministerial meeting will “damage the interest of de ... | Read..

IBM will piggyback on HCL technologies to expand its market share in critical components used in automobiles, wireless a ... | Read..

Capex juggernaut hits the slow lane
One of the big stories in the Indian economy has been the revival of capital expenditure by companie.. | Read..

Tug-of-war looms over port upgrade
A controversy seems to be brewing over the location of two world-class shipyards proposed to be.. | Read..

The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) has sought complete withdraw.. | Read..

Notwithstanding the world’s leading mobile handset makers such as Nokia, LG and Elcoteq li.. | Read..

Spice Ltd, a recent entrant in the mobile handset market, is eyeing a pan-Indian market with the ex.. | Read..

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