The Indian Express -- Business

Saturday, November 15 1997

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BIFR tells govt to get its act together

Displaying a great deal of spunk, the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) has virtually told the government to stop playing political games with it. It has told the government it will not carry out detailed exercises on the restructuring of sick PSUs if it continues to dilly-dally over its recommendations.

CRB liquidator names 133 beneficiaries of loans

The official liquidator attached to the Delhi high court has released the list of 133 companies to which CRB Capital Markets had allegedly lent a total of Rs 501.43 crore. The list was released on November 13. All the companies in the list are group or associate companies of CRB.

PAL-Peugeot talks draw to a close

After months of bitter wrangling, Premier Automobiles and Automobiles Peugeot will finally conclude their negotiations for an out-of-court settlement next week. Accordingly an announcement is to be made before the next scheduled hearing at the Mumbai High Court on November 21.

BIFR tells govt to get its act together

CRB liquidator names 133 beneficiaries of loans

Volkswagen may purchase Rolls Royce

M&M launches "Voyager"

PAL-Peugeot talks draw to a close

Cipla net rises 11% in first half

Sensex marks recovery

PM's aid sought in reviving Scindia company

Renong, RIL demand review of expressway