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Articles in February, 2007 issue of Economic Times (New Delhi, India)

• WB govt to pay Rs 35 cr dues.
• UK's Kingfisher eyes India foray.
• Ranbaxy gets US nod to mkt its drug.
• DuPont to set up Rs 100 cr R&D centre.
• ONGC Q3 net up 20% despite Rs 2,204-cr subsidy payments.
• Now, cross-continent synergies.
• Money is dear.
• Mercury Travels to undertake expansion.
• Just who is Nabisco?
• Hindujas begin due diligence for Hutch-Essar bid.
• US cars to don Western India plywood.
• Post-ton, Sachin scores a Future group venture.
• Madison PR to handle MTDC public relations.
• Amrutanjan in rejig mode, reposition brand.
• Bharti rings in tariff war with global calling cards.
• Ranbaxy, Zenotech in pact.
• Vimal's revival plan gets Italian cut.
• AFL, Dachser team up for cargo services.
• IRMA reworks incentives for students who opt for development sector jobs.
• Chrys Cap selling BPO to Aegis.
• France's Auchan eyes Indian retail.
• Natural rubber prices move in a narrow band.
• Guj eases norms for private ports.
• Spycy twists and turns reveal murkier side of Corporate India.
• DONER ministry blueprint to aid road development.
• AP govt, AAI in pact for expanding airports.
• Google invests in early stage VC funds in India.
• VAT collections to meet target in Kerala.
• Wockhardt plans to double hospitals.
• Ogilvy to roll-out 'Pathshala' training prog.
• Wockhardt to double number of hospitals by '08.
• Car rental cos gear up for pleasure drive.
• Hard times for home loan borrowers as interest rates move up.
• Erasmic finds limited partner in Google.
• Decks cleared for Air India-Indian merger.
• 99% of Internet applications lie in the future.
• Cardamom prices rule steady.
• IIT Bombay B-school salaries rise 24% this year.
• Centre plans corpus to subsidise higher education loans.
• Carrots to chip makers 40% lower than global norm.
• Zensar buys Thoughtdigital.
• Chip makers may see fund rush soon.
• Wal-Mart, Tesco are different.
• Trai takes baby steps to usher in digital television broadcast.
• Chinese banks' earning potential is double that of Indian banks.
• Riding retail boom: Realty firms bet big on warehouses.
• MBAs too don't match up on employability scale.
• No open skies for DTH, VSAT operators for now.
• ITC Q3 net up 33 pc at Rs 717 cr.
• Tax sops for long-term insurance policies may be on cards.
• Salem Steel, SAIL bag a huge order.
• Spending power.
• Govt to subsidise only 22% of chip-fab capex.
• SCI teams up with ports for dredging co.
• Mom & pop happy letting a rich tenant take over.
• Deutsche in Emaar-MGF.
• India in Creative Commons.
• Indian PSUs may help prop up Libya's oil sector.
• R-Comm raises $1b via jumbo FCCB issue.
• Glaxo, Ranbaxy expand R&D deal.
• Citigroup sees better profits for Sensex cos.(Financial report)
• Political football: Wal-Mart, Tesco may lose.
• 3G still a year away.
• Swinging liveries.
• Genpact plans to set up IT SEZ in Kolkata.
• Karsten Bogun to be Skoda India MD.
• Cochin port road gets green light.
• Extended C-band for Wi-Max maybe on cards.
• Atherstone to raise $1 billion fund for infra, $325 million for realty.
• IBM joins fight against bird flu.
• All eyes on Trai as Vodafone, Bharti talk infra sharing.
• RIL sticks to time, to ferry workers to SEZ at Panvel.
• Rising rates may see realty correction.
• Noida rakes in Rs 2,500cr in record NCR land deal.
• Hexaware Technologies announces Q4 & FY 06 results.(Financial report)
• Executives find it hard to balance work & life.
• Insiders skip race for ONGC top job.
• Ratan Tata appointed director on Alcoa board.
• Accenture all set to venture into corporate training.
• Nokia fails to keep pace with GSM handset mkt growth.

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