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Hyundai to invest $400 million in India; to unveil Sonata next year
Hyundai Motor Ltd, plans to invest $400 million into its Indian manufacturing facility starting March 2001. The company, after the Santro and Accent-petrol followed by the diesel version, proposes to launch the premium Sonata by mid-2001 -- as more models come out from its stable.
IOC may take 50% stake in Andhra Hydrocarbon project
The Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)-led, Kakinada Indian Oil LNG Consortium (KIOLC), has proposed to set up about 4 to 5 joint venture companies under the consortium to implement the Rs 19,400 crore Andhra Hydrocarbon Terminal project at Kakinada.
Reliance, L&T, Mitsui in race for Petronet LNG Kochi arm
Three Indian corporate behemoths and a slew of global petroleum and construction majors are in the race for setting up the Rs 1,600-crore, 2.5 million metric tonne per annum liquefied natural gas terminal of the Petronet LNG on a built-own-operate-and-transfer basis.
Ipca to set up new division for therapy-focused marketing
Titan launches new collection
Gordon Herbert sells plant to Smriti Sales for Rs 16 crore
Canon posts robust H1 profit on digital devices
BP profits surge 164 per cent in second-quarter
Two Peerless unions join hands to decry VRS offer
Whirlpool launches new washing machine
Boeing acquisition of Hughes unit may clear antitrust hurdles
The index
Consumer-friendly policies to spruce up TNEB image
SAIL borrowings decline Rs 5,935cr in 1999-2000
Singapore Airlines' fresh offer rejected
Abbott to launch 21 new products in 5 segments
BA's pre-tax profit falls; talks with KLM continue
HM-Mitsubishi, Honda Siel bag JD Power award
ICF Ventures invests Rs 8 cr in jewellery start-up Oyzterbay
Kores ties-up with Gehrer AGto market security products
Briefing
Three international airlines signs up for Marriot scheme
Enron keen on marketeer's role
Voltas likely to revamp business into two units
Narmada Cement losses wipe out 50% of networth
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