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Passengers bear the brunt as KFA crisis continues
More flight cancellations are expected in coming days as Kingfisher negotiates with the I-T, IATA and oil companies.
Sunil Mittal seeks balanced growth in telecom industry
Sunil Mittal pointed out that telecom industry is a very powerful tool for social transformation.
Rising crude oil prices 'disturbing': Pranab
The crude oil prices surged recently following tensions between Iran and the West over Tehran's controversial nuclear programme.
Kingfisher may lose prime flying slots
There was still no clarity on what the 13-banks consortium has decided regarding fresh fund infusion into Kingfisher Airlines.
Kingfisher starts operating new flight schedule
The DGCA examined its operational details to consider whether to take any punitive action against it for flouting norms.
India Inc set for a 12 pc salary hike in 2012: Study
Aon Hewitt's survey shows India to be well ahead of competitors China and Philippines, the highest in the Asia-Pacific region.
Kingfisher converts debentures into equity shares
In January last year, Kingfisher had allotted over 7 crore optionally convertible debentures (OCDs).
Budget 2012: Focus on fiscal consolidation
At present the Government has fixed an optimistic target for the fiscal deficit at 4.6 per cent of the GDP.
KFA grounds more flights, passengers suffer
The airline was operating only about 160-180 flights out of its already curtailed winter schedule of 240.
LVMH private equity eyes Asia fund over $ 1 bn
L Capital recently bought an 8 per cent stake in unlisted Indian ethnic wear chain Fabindia.
Sensex ends 135 points up, Nifty gains 46 points
The Indian market has closed in green for seventh consecutive week making it one of the best market rally in recent times.
2G: Telenor seeks compensation from Unitech
Telenor is now scouting around for a new partner in India after the Supreme Court's order on 2G licences.
Archies shares soar up on Valentine's Day
Investors flocked to the counters of these companies, which are engaged in the manufacture and retail of gift items.
Union Budget to decide market sentiment
The government may scrap STT as they are finding difficult to meet their fiscal deficit targets with revenues drying and subsidies cut down.
RBI planning to regulate gold loans
Sources say the RBI is planning to regulate interest rates and penalties on gold loans.
Bharti profit hit by tough competition in India
Bharti profit fell 22 per cent from a year earlier to 10.11 billion rupees despite a 17 per cent rise in revenue.