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Saturday, March 14, 1998
  Path cleared for PW, Coopers merger
The US justice department cleared the way for Coopers and Lybrand and Price Waterhouse to go ahead with a $ 13 billion merger into the world's largest accounting and consultancy firm. Source close to the talks said the European Union will clear it too.
  FIs to meet on HLL insider-trading issue
Financial institutions (FIs) have expressed concern over the Securities & Exchange Board of India's (Sebi's) indictment of Hindustan Lever Ltd on charges of insider-trading in Brooke Bond Lipton India Ltd (BBLIL) shares.

IDBI not to fund hostile bids
The Industrial Development of Bank of India (IDBI), the leading financial institution in the country, has completely ruled out funding any hostile takeover bids. "We would not get involved in any hostile takeovers which could end up in courts, thus jeopardising our existing investments in the target/acquirer company," IDBI chairman, S H Khan said.
KSEB decision on 3 hydro-projects illegal, rules HC
The High Court in the state has ruled that Kerala State Electricity Board's (KSEB) decision to terminate the implementation agreement with three small hydel projects of Ideal Projects and Services Private was `illegal and arbitrary'. Justice S Sankarasubban ruled that KSEB's termination decision was illegal since the petitioner had already invested on the basis of MoU and implementation agreement.


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RBI remains silent as stockbrokers gain entry into Nedungadi Bank
Even though the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has discouraged several takeovers bids on private banks recently, it seems that a group of stock-brokers have acquired substantial control of Kozhikode-based Nedungadi Bank. Rajendra Banthia, leading stock broker and a director of the Bombay Stock Exchange, has already acquired nearly seven per cent stake in the bank.
Naidu banks on McKinsey
Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu has set about in right earnest to carry out a balancing exercise of a different kind. He is looking forward to help from international consultants McKinsey & Co in him bailing out.

 


  Sebi may drop charges against HLL official
  Indian shipping vessels to deal directly with EU
  Patents panel constituted
  Maxworth staff on strike against management
  NRIs come to Malar's rescue
  Japan heading towards recession

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