The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, July 29, 2003

Fallout of outsourcing backlash: IT services firms keep new client wins under wraps
Clients are increasingly becoming sensitive over the issue of shipping work overseas as outsourcing backlashes sways the US and the UK, which report their all-time high unemployment rates. More

5 pc differential in steel price for Govt projects on anvil
IN a bid to give a further boost to the domestic steel sector, the Government is planning to put in a provision of five per cent differential in the prices of domestic steel compared to imported steel for all Government-funded projects as part of ... More

Govt yet to firm up plans to meet cable industry hike threat
WITH the cable industry threatening to increase monthly subscription rates from the existing Rs 180-200 per month to over Rs 450-500 from August, the Government is yet to firm up its plans to curb overnight hikes. Officials in the Information ... More

`Hyundai India not hit by unrest at parent'
HYUNDAI Motor India Ltd has said that its operations have not been hit by the prolonged labour unrest at its parent, Hyundai Motor Company, Korea. A Hyundai Motor India spokesman said that the Santro and the Accent came with nearly 90 per cent ... More

Punjab Tractors: `Swaraj' to Raj?
In 1975, 589 `Swaraj' tractors were sold, a number that touched 5,984 by 1983 and 45,712 in 2001, corresponding to a 20 per cent market share. More

BSES proposes quarterly dividend
BSES is the first Indian company to decide on declaring quarterly dividends. The company's board at its meeting today approved the proposal. "The initiative will benefit over 1.20 lakh investors of the company," BSES said. The promoters ... More

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