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India and China have agreed to form a joint venture company for acquisition of hydrocarbon assets in Africa and Latin America.

ONGC had witnessed higher than normal attrition rate in the last two years with over 300 people quitting.

Multinational companies continue to view India and China as promising and lucrative investment hubs.

Australia's Arrow Energy-led group committed $500-600 million investment exploration of CBM in its three blocks.

Investment analyst, Ashish Chugh shares his views on shares of Apollo Sindhoori Capital and JBM Auto showing an upward trend.

India is set to move on to double digit growth despite politics and populism and may be ahead of China's growth by 2010.

It is most lethal if companies delay payments to suppliers, take more credit and invest more in own business.

PM hopes that national highway development programme would bring prosperity to all regions that it touches.

UFBU is opposing outsourcing, privatisation and proposed increase in voting rights of foreign investors.

The Reliance Industry Limited (RIL)-owned refinery at Jamnagar has begun working at 100 per cent capacity output.

The reformist West Bengal government disposes but Centre of Indian Trade Unions proposes anew.

The IT trade body, NASSCOM expects that over a lakh young job aspirants will appear for NAC in the first year of its national rollout.

Wipro declared its second quarter results. The company's net profit was up 12.83 pc at Rs 700 crore from Rs 620.4 crore, QoQ.

Teach them that instant gratification is great but if you look around the attic, it is not very inspiring.

ICICI Bank is expected to price a $300 million, five-year bond by Wednesday at about 75 basis points over mid-swaps.

Mobile phone users in India are going to cross the 300 million mark by 2011 against the current 125 million.