The Financial Express -- Economy

Saturday, June 28 1997

Removal of red tape must to attract investors: Wisner

Outgoing US Ambassador Frank Wisner yesterday called upon the Maharashtra government to do away with red tapism to attract foreign investors. "Ignoring the issue or deferring action will sooner or later adversely affect the state," he said.

Cell to monitor NBFC scam probes sought

All India Bank Officers' Confederation (AIBOC) president Shantha Raju has suggested creation of a separate agency for monitoring the functioning of investigating the financial irregularities committed by 45,000 and odd NBFCs.

Putting rivalry aside, tea cos join hands

Tea corporates have teamed up to make `tea' well ensconced in the morning cuppa of the Indian breakfast. Close at heels to milk and eggs, a generic promotion of tea is being planned with a view to raise domestic consumption.

Industrial growth slumps to 6.9%

HK gamblers pile `red chips' on China

SEBI-registered FIIs figure touches 453

Assocham caution on shares buyback

Do investors suffer from roadshow fatigue?

Export authority sets fruits, vegetable targets

Jute mills lose interest in the face of elusive Chinese order

World Briefing -- German, French telecoms groups mull share

Gujarat LPG dealers threaten strike

Motorcycles race past scooters in sales war

Trade Briefing -- India assures quick environment clearance