Business

Mittal expects Arcelor's management to come to the negotiating table next week to his improved €23 billion euros bid.

The Government says capital flow into India between 2004 and April and December 2005 rose by four per cent.

Raunchy topics, bold colours and superb print quality of foreign magazines is giving our very own desi magazines, a run for their money.

Arcelor is willing to study Mittal Steel's improved takeover offer and business plan to create a global steel giant.

Police are watching out for possible suicides by brokers and investors after a steep market slide wiped out billions of dollars.

Boeing, the world's largest airline manufacturer is pursuing India to sell commercial and military aircraft.

Chidambaram turned down the demand of the left parties to introduce long-term capital gains tax.

Tata Mutual Fund announced the launch of a unique new mutual fund scheme, the Tata Equity Management Fund (TEMF).

ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL), the overseas arm of ONGC is planning to hold its board meeting in Vietnam.

The existing quota system as well as unified auction has its own advantages and disadvantages.

The annual rate of inflation increased to 3.59 per cent for the week ended April 29.

The government is looking concerned over the rising cement prices. Commerce Minister Kamal Nath says prices should move up in tandem.

State-run MTNL has received the national long distance license from the Government.

Anil Ambani is all set to enter stock broking business. He will set up R-Trade, a new stock-broking venture.

According to SEC, Directors and FIIs together hold 57.09 per cent in the NASDAQ listed Infosys as on March 2006.

In an exclusive interview, Karan Thapar asks Sunil Bharti Mittal if the Indian industry doing enough to help the weaker sections?