The Economic Times Daily Newsletter

Dated:March 02,2011


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SBI Bonds: Plans to retain retail over-subscription under issue

SBI said it plans to retain a portion of the retail over-subscription to its tax-saving bonds issue, which will take total amount raised up to Rs 5,500 cr.


Mukesh Ambani calls for path-breaking reforms in social sector

Sequel Disruptive policies, which changed the future of India in 1991, are once again needed today to take education, health and agriculture on a new growth trajectory.


Cairn-Vedanta deal to go through as OilMin waters down conditions

After keeping it on tenterhooks for months, the government looks set to clear London-listed mining group Vedanta Resources' USD 9.6 billion acquisition of Cairn India without any significant precondition.



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Within the context of a bleak market, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, SBI and Bank of Baroda looks great, says Shankar Sharma, First Global.

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Within the context of a bleak market, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, SBI and Bank of Baroda looks great, says Shankar Sharma, First Global.


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