The Telegraph - Calcutta : Business

| Monday, May 22, 2006 |

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India’s realty business is teetering on shaky title deeds ? and that can’t be a comforting thought for people who wish to buy property. ... | Read..

State-run Steel Authority of India Ltd is likely to take over the jinxed steel plant of Malvika Steel at Jagdishpur, loc ... | Read..

IT titans IBM and Accenture are partly responsible for the failure of the e-auction system in tea, minister of state for ... | Read..

Tour operators and travel agents are waking up to a new truth: the days for freebies are over. ... | Read..

City-based Arpita Agro Products, maker of neem-based household cleaner, Nimyle, is set to go national. ... | Read..

Title deed tremors rock realty

Interest cost to pierce cash bubble
This isn?t the first time in the three-year rally that the markets have been badly bruised. It happe.. | Read..

ONGC takes refinery call on reserve site
The site for the country?s strategic crude oil reserve project at Mangalore has turned into a s.. | Read..

Tata Ryerson Ltd (TRL), the 50:50 joint venture between Ryerson Tull of the US and Tata Steel, is s.. | Read..

As part of its plans to extend the reach of its product range and strengthen its presence, Sahara C.. | Read..

Non-manufacturing firms are likely to outperform manufacturing units in terms of investments during.. | Read..

Iron and steel has emerged as the leading sector for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to get carbo.. | Read..

AROUND THE GLOBE

Arcelor is willing to study Mittal Steel’s improved takeover offer and its business plan to cr.. | Read..

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