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Tata Motors Eager To Resume Work On Nano Project

Though Tata Motors authorities are eagerly awaiting to resume work on the project Tata NanoNano, they still feel that the situation in Singur has not completely calmed down and it may be risky for them to return.. The information was disclosed by the Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mr Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee.

On Wednesday during a press conference, he announced, “They are closely observing the situation and when they feel the situation is normal they will come back.”

On Tuesday, the CM, talks with its chairman Ratan Tata regarding the issue.

USFDA Warned Ranbaxy

The US Food and Drug Administration have put its report on its website. Some of the USFDA Warned Ranbaxyproducts of Indian medicine major, Ranbaxy do not conform to the safety standards set by the inspection agency of US. It has banned 31 drugs produced by Ranbaxy. The agency had not mentioned the name of Daiichi Sankyo, the Japanese firm which is in the process to buy the Indian medicine company in its report

Welspun India to de-merge its marketing and investment division

Reliance Capital to enter housing finance, banking, PE business

Reliance Cap To Invest Rs 2,000 Cr In Its Insurance Business In Next 3-5 Years

Anil Ambani owned Reliance Capital has made announcement that the company envisages to pump Rs 2,000 crore in its insurance business segment in the coming three to five years.

While addressing the Annual General Meeting of Reliance Capital, Mr Anil Ambani, the company's Chairman remarked that it would spend Rs 2,000 crore in its insurance business, taking the total investment to Rs 4,000 crore over the next 3-5 fiscals.

Private sector based Reliance Capital is one of leading financial service conglomerate of the country.

According to the sources, through the proposed investment, the company's employee base would also be bolstered to about one lakh from the present 30,000

Jobs cuts due as garden tool maker Husqvarna issues profit warning

Swedish group HusqvarnaStockholm - Swedish group Husqvarna, a leading maker of chainsaws, lawnmowers and other garden equipment, issued a profit warning Tuesday and announced it would cut 850 jobs.

The move was due to a drop in demand in North America and Europe, the group said.

"The third quarter marks the end of the gardening season, and the effect of a weak season has a strong impact on this quarter," chief executive Bengt Andersson said in a statement.

Andersson added that "we have also noted greater caution on the part of our professional customers, especially in the construction industry."

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