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Deccan Aviation gets DGCA permission to fly abroad
Idea, BSNL agree to interconnect RCom's GSM service
Flight cancelled due to workers strike
Cancel 11 flights to & from Kolkata on 20 Aug
To launch Mumbai services on Wednesday
Deccan Aviation gets permission to fly to UK
RBI relief bonds can be used as collateral for bk loan
July Producer Price Index at 27-year high; up 1.2%
U.S. Housing Starts down 11% in July, lowest in 17 years
Board okays buy back at price not exceeding Rs.350/share
Cannot say if interest rates have peaked: NW
RBI steps, inflation to determine interest rates : NW
BSE Power up 0.26% , Bankex up 0.10%
BSE Teck down 1.38% , Consumer Durables down 1.17%
CNX MidCap down 0.29% , BSE Small Cap down 0.34%
Sensex down 0.70% at 14,543.73
Nifty down 0.56% at 4,368.25
Expectations of U.K having 2 qtrs of -ve GDP growth
See further concerns emerging in U.S economy
Govt could be lender of last resort to Fannie and Freddie
EMs have seen $20bn fund outflows in last 10 weeks
Deccan Aviation granted traffic rights on India-UK sector
Revenues seen flowing in from Q4'09: Sources
Initial order size at $20-$25mn: Sources
Contracts to be signed within 3 months: Sources
Astrazeneca, Merck visited Dishman's facilities: Sources
Dishman to get orders from Merck & Astrazeneca: Srcs
India may import 3-3.5 MT of diesel this year : Oil Secy
To raise tractor prices this month : Escorts
Aluminium, Copper prices to remain weak in H2 FY'09

Updated: 19/08/08 | 04:02 PM IST

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The markets ended weak on Tuesday with the BSE Sensex, shedding 0.7 per cent or 102 points, to close at 14,543 levels. In the broader markets, Nifty also dropped 0.6 per cent to 4368 levels.

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Fertiliser industry asks govt to give subsidy in cash

The fertiliser industry has urged the government to provide subsidy in the form of cash and not bonds, saying the long-term special securities are trading at heavy discounts impacting the balance sheet of companies.

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Gold catches fancy once again as prices dip

Prices of gold in India, the largest market for the metal in the world, may have started to climb up slightly after dropping to a multi-month low last week, but there has been no let up in demand, ahead of the festive season.

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Lupin enters into alliance with US firm

Pharmaceutical major Lupin Laboratories has entered into a promotion and marketing agreement with US-based Forest Laboratories for its Aerochamber line of products, it announced on Tuesday.

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ICICI Bank sells Rs 1,100 crore worth CD portfolio abroad

In a bid to limit exposure to volatile Credit Derivatives (CD), India's second largest lender, ICICI Bank has sold $275 million (around Rs 1,100 crore) worth of such portfolios overseas.

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COAI may challenge Trai's directive on RCom

GSM operators may approach TDSAT challenging Trai's directive, which asked them to give interconnection to Reliance Communication GSM network.

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Markets flat, realty, auto decline

The key benchmark indices are in red in the afternoon deals of Tuesday. Auto, realty and IT stocks have declined. The BSE Sensex is down 161 points or 1.1 per cent at 14,483 levels.

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Chennai witnesses boom in hospitality sector

The best known brands will soon be vying for a share of Chennai’s hospitality pie. Chennai, now, has nine 5-star hotels. Over the next 16 months, that number could go up to 22.

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Oil drops to near $112 as storm threat eases

Oil prices fell to near $112 a barrel Tuesday in Asia, extending an overnight decline as Tropical Storm Fay avoided oil-producing infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Taxi ranks to be introduced in Dubai

In order to make taxis available more easily, transport authorities have launched a new initiative to create taxi ranks in various parts of this west Asian metropolis.

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