Economic Times (New Delhi, India)

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Articles in July, 2005 issue of Economic Times (New Delhi, India)

• DBS turns the corner, posts Rs 9-cr net profit.
• EDITORIAL: When it comes to takeovers.
• SBI Mutual Fund to ride commodity wave with MagnumComma.
• Freebies rain, Singapore and back is just Rs12,700.
• RBI auctions bonds worth Rs 10k crore.
• Heinz likely to offload Farex, Nycil baby food brands.
• Sidbi wants change in Act to provide working capital.
• Empress of India: Oldest mill sold for Rs 35 crore.
• Govt may allow bullion imports by individuals, small jewellers.
• GenNext execs ready to follow the job.
• BAL saves up for product and export ramp-up.
• Air India aims to be $2 billion airline by 2005-06.
• e-Gandhi: The soul digitised.
• Kelvinator, Allwyn refrigerator brands will soon be back.
• Enron men shed their garbs, but power ahead.
• Atal steps in to contain damage, keep NDA team in good stead.
• Reliance Cap gets Rs 2,600cr.
• Baddi loses appeal for pharma cos.
• Journalist in 7 days? What nonsense!
• Air India signs new wage agreement with unions.
• GE arm to invest $63m in Ascendas' IT Parks Fund.
• Essar Oil cannot reappoint directors, rules HC.
• Term life insurance: is it really so hot?
• Sick cos getting well soon.
• UB crowns new King in the US.
• Flextronics' buyback plan in limbo, rethinks delisting.
• Vehicle tracking launched on Delhi-Jaipur highway.
• First Global buys Way2Wealth for Rs 100 cr.
• SSI promoters to hike stake via pref issue.
• Merck plans major R&D investments on comeback.
• A 'W' visa can be your pass to the US.
• Realty action perks up in Santacruz.
• Good moves: Other Mutual Funds Should Follow.
• Are robots gonna rule over the world?
• EDITORIAL: Space race two may be led by China.
• The new biz mantra: dhanda's dharma.
• Private agents may certify weight units.
• The timing's right.
• BAL rides past Hero Honda for first time in 7 yrs.
• US, China policy shifts could hit capital inflows.
• Gurgaon still on boil, Honda stops output.
• The bull is on Viagra, but will Sensex be up for long?
• IOB won't sell stake in Bharat Overseas Bank.
• Gurgaon clash won't hit FDI flow: Kamal Nath.
• Rupee serves more as a legal tender than a pledge to redeem.
• OPIN: Are 3-G spectrum auctions still on?
• Doing PhD in US? Get the green card.
• EDITORIAL: Whither consumer safety?
• Sun, survey can't deter them from call of duty.
• The captain who gave the common man wings.
• Rx: Beat leptospirosis with Doxycycline.
• OPINION: Is Mumbai fit to be a financial hub?
• Biggies take the fare war to low-costs' turf.
• Delivery Knock: New futures contract norms raise eyebrows.
• India's digging into pots of gold; imports up over 50%.
• Bank scrips swing to Anil's acquisition beat.
• Shades of meaning.
• NRI deposits down as banks lower rates.
• Oil marketing companies to incur Rs 10k-cr loss in Q1.
• It's correction time as sensex dives to 7220.
• Auto electronics cos may hit fast track soon.
• HDFC gets realty cheque, fund rakes in Rs 1,000 cr.
• Centre plans pharma index to track price fluctuations.
• VAT effect: 12% growth in revenue.
• Bajaj Auto may separate investment arm.
• World interior design day.
• UCO, SBI sign MoU to share ATM network.
• UB group to go country with liquor.
• RBI seen hiking reverse repo rate by 25 bps.
• Hero Honda operating margin down 15% in Q1.
• Cisco to host 3 city roadshows.
• League of her own.
• MNCs resort to canny local partners to tackle corruption.
• Economictimes.com to host summit on IT@Manufacturing.
• Bulls in, bears out: Futures mkt finally wins race against cash market.
• What is a currency revaluation?
• Invest in gloomy times, sell during euphoria.
• Still talking @ Rs 2.60 per minute?
• India to be a tech hot spot by '15.
• Car cos woo consumers with price cuts, discounts.

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