* BHARTI AIRTEL: Managing director and CEO (international) Manoj Kohli, who was in-charge of the company's operations in Africa, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka , will relocate to India from Jan 1. Has sought shareholder approval to sell its data centre business to its arm Nxtra Data Ltd for 1.77 bln rupees.
* COAL INDIA: Power companies owe the company 109.67 bln rupees, up from 90.24 bln as on Apr 30.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES INDIA : C.M. Maniar and N. Balasubramanian , directors of the company, have resigned from the board.
* HINDUSTAN COPPER: To upgrade machinery to raise output.
* INFOSYS: US operations head, global head of manufacturing and engineering services Ashok Vemuri, has stepped down from his position.
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA: Has reached a settlement with the workers at its Nashik factory after agreeing to give an average hike of 9,300 rupees per month spread over the next three years.
* POWER GRID CORPORATION: Board has approved two project investments worth 2.09 bln rupees.
* PHOENIX MILLS: Starwood, Marriott and Hyatt in race to buy the company's flagship luxury hotel in Mumbai.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The directorate general of hydrocarbons has said the company's exploration period at its two discoveries in block NEC-25 off the Orissa coast has come to an end.
* SHREE RENUKA SUGARS: Has mandated Standart Chartered Bank to explore value unlocking moves in its Brazil unit worth over $1.3 bln.
* SPICEJET: Airports Authority of India has put the company on cash and carry after the airline's dues crossed its bank guarantee and were not cleared despite reminders from AAI.
* TATA CHEMICALS: Is working to reposition itself as a specialty chemicals and consumer products company.
* TATA MOTORS: Arm Jaguar Land Rover faces loss of production at its plants in the UK due to industrial action by supply chain workers over a pay dispute.
* TATA STEEL: Tata Steel Europe will introduce as many as 30 new products this financial year as it seeks to widen its customer base.
* UNITY INFRAPROJECTS: Scouting for telecom infrastructure and power sector projects.
* WIPRO: Has won a $100 mln technology-outsourcing contract from a US-based healthcare services company.
* COAL INDIA: Power companies owe the company 109.67 bln rupees, up from 90.24 bln as on Apr 30.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES INDIA : C.M. Maniar and N. Balasubramanian , directors of the company, have resigned from the board.
* HINDUSTAN COPPER: To upgrade machinery to raise output.
* INFOSYS: US operations head, global head of manufacturing and engineering services Ashok Vemuri, has stepped down from his position.
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA: Has reached a settlement with the workers at its Nashik factory after agreeing to give an average hike of 9,300 rupees per month spread over the next three years.
* POWER GRID CORPORATION: Board has approved two project investments worth 2.09 bln rupees.
* PHOENIX MILLS: Starwood, Marriott and Hyatt in race to buy the company's flagship luxury hotel in Mumbai.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The directorate general of hydrocarbons has said the company's exploration period at its two discoveries in block NEC-25 off the Orissa coast has come to an end.
* SHREE RENUKA SUGARS: Has mandated Standart Chartered Bank to explore value unlocking moves in its Brazil unit worth over $1.3 bln.
* SPICEJET: Airports Authority of India has put the company on cash and carry after the airline's dues crossed its bank guarantee and were not cleared despite reminders from AAI.
* TATA CHEMICALS: Is working to reposition itself as a specialty chemicals and consumer products company.
* TATA MOTORS: Arm Jaguar Land Rover faces loss of production at its plants in the UK due to industrial action by supply chain workers over a pay dispute.
* TATA STEEL: Tata Steel Europe will introduce as many as 30 new products this financial year as it seeks to widen its customer base.
* UNITY INFRAPROJECTS: Scouting for telecom infrastructure and power sector projects.
* WIPRO: Has won a $100 mln technology-outsourcing contract from a US-based healthcare services company.
