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1) Maruti Suzuki plans to build a new auto assembly plant in Manesar, India to produce 250,000 vehicles annually and meet growing demand. 2) Rishad Premji, son of Wipro founder Azim Premji, has been appointed Chief Strategy Officer of Wipro and will help chart the company's future strategy. 3) After stepping down as chairman of Tata Sons, Ratan Tata said he is looking forward to the freedom that retirement will bring.
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The document provides updates on various companies and business news from 30 August to 5 September 2010. It discusses HTC moving to establish its own brand as it competes with the iPhone. It also mentions Maruti Suzuki building a new auto plant in India to produce 250,000 vehicles annually. Rishad Premji is appointed the new chief strategy officer of Wipro. Ratan Tata is looking forward to retirement and the freedom it brings after leading the Tata group for many years. Britannia develops fortified energy snacks for anemic children through government schemes in India.
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Suzuki plans to set up a third automobile manufacturing plant in India by 2013 at its existing site in Manesar. The new plant aims to boost Suzuki's production capacity in India to 8 lakh vehicles annually from the current 3.6 lakh. Suzuki's market share in India has dropped recently, providing motivation for increased production.
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The top 10 most valued companies in India witnessed a wealth erosion of over Rs. 1 lakh crore last week as the Sensex tumbled over 4%. State Bank of India saw the biggest losses of Rs. 29,155 crore, dropping to fifth rank. Sebi has increased surveillance for insider trading during the recent market rally and correction, having found over two dozen suspected violations. Reliance Infrastructure reported an 11% rise in net profit to Rs. 360 crore for the July-September quarter on higher revenues. Shipping Corporation of India's planned $320 million share sale is expected to launch in late November or early December.
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L&T expects an internal rate of return of 14-17% from the Hyderabad Metro Rail Project, expecting the project to break even within 5-6 years. Air India saw a 26% rise in revenue for April-June along with higher yields and seat factors. Maruti Suzuki will launch a new auto plant in Manesar producing 2.5 lakh vehicles annually. The DTC bill could subject more NRIs to taxes if they stay in India over 60 days a year. Food inflation rose to 10.86% year-on-year from 10.05% previously according to the Food Price Index.
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Suzuki plans to set up a third automobile manufacturing plant in India by 2013 at its existing site in Manesar. The new plant aims to boost Suzuki's production capacity in India to 8 lakh vehicles annually from the current 3.6 lakh. Suzuki's market share in India has dropped recently, providing motivation for increased production.
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ONGC's first commercial power project costing Rs 9,000 crore will start generating electricity next year in Palatana, Madhya Pradesh. ICICI Bank launched an instant cross-border money transfer option called I-Express for NRIs to transfer funds instantly into beneficiary accounts in India through ICICI Bank's partners in Gulf countries. Coal India plans to sell 63.16 crore shares in an IPO priced between Rs 225-245 per share, which would reduce government ownership to 90% after the offering.
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L&T expects an internal rate of return of 14-17% from the Hyderabad Metro Rail Project, expecting the project to break even within 5-6 years. Air India saw a 26% rise in revenue for April-June along with higher yields and seat factors. Maruti Suzuki will launch a new auto plant in Manesar producing 2.5 lakh vehicles annually. The DTC bill could subject more NRIs to taxes if they stay in India over 60 days a year. Food inflation rose to 10.86% year-on-year from 10.05% previously according to the Food Price Index.
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1) The document is a Friday sermon delivered at the Islamic Centre of Universiti Utara Malaysia on January 1, 2010 to welcome the new year.
2) It encourages maintaining faith and fear of God by self-evaluating and increasing acts of worship while avoiding sins.
3) It warns that youth, health, and wealth should not distract one from the religious path and that celebrating new year in a way that contradicts Islam means we are failing to be the best community as desired by God.
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1) Farmers in drought-hit districts in India will receive a diesel subsidy of Rs. 500 per hectare due to unusually heavy monsoon rains.
2) Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines maintained the top two positions on the domestic aviation market in India in August 2010.
3) HUL has filed a lawsuit against P&G claiming a Pantene shampoo advertisement disparages HUL's Dove brand.
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1) Air India requested an additional Rs. 2,000 crore from the government to repay debts as it requires Rs. 3,000-4,000 crore annually and has a massive debt primarily from aircraft purchases.
2) The Department of Telecommunications asked mobile operators to reverify 100% of subscribers by October 30th, posing a challenge given India's large mobile subscriber base of over 670 million people.
3) The first phase of NTPC's 1,980 mw power plant in Chhattisgarh is expected to become operational in December, with the second phase in March next year.
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- India and Canada have started negotiations for a comprehensive economic partnership agreement to boost bilateral trade beyond the current $4.2 billion level within five years by reducing taxes and duties.
- Ajit Isaac, former CEO of PeopleOne Consulting, acquired Hyderabad-based tech staffing firm Magna Infotech for Rs. 100 crore as outsourcing companies increasingly look to sub-contract projects rather than adding staff.
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1) Tata Group donated $50 million to Harvard Business School, the largest gift from an international donor in Harvard's 102-year history, after an earlier $10 million donation from Anand Mahindra.
2) Security was heightened in Delhi during the Commonwealth Games due to intelligence of planned attacks by al-Qaeda and Lashkar-e-Taiba targeting the Games village and venues on October 12-13.
3) The US Air Force's secret X-37B space shuttle mission in orbit since April was reported to have gone missing again, with speculation about its purposes.
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Reliance Industries, India's most valued firm, was ranked 20th in the world's top 20 chemical companies. RINL is in talks to acquire Neelachal Ispat Nigam, a state-owned steel maker. HTC credited helpful feedback from Indian consumers for features like a polite ringer that lowers volume when the phone is picked up. Several companies like Nestle, LG, and Panasonic reworked products based on input from Indian consumers. IT industry leaders formed a work group to promote professionalism and ethics in the industry.
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