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* ANDHRA PETROCHEMICALS: The company's plant at Visakhapatnam has been shutdown from Sep 4 due to non-supply of major raw material propylene from its supplier HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORP.
* BAJAJ AUTO: Kawasaki to split from company joint venture to sell its range of Ninja superbikes in India .
* BHARTI AIRTEL: Has no plans to buy back the 4.4% stake that Vodafone Group Plc holds in the company.
* CAIRN INDIA: OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP accuses company of being opaque with information about Barmer oil field. On the other hand, company says its approvals are being delayed because ONGC and the Government of India are not focused on quickly raising output.
* COAL INDIA: Company has rejected a government proposal of letting its borrow surplus coal from captive mines of power and steel companies.
* EID PARRY: Produced 33,411 tn of sugar in August, down 26.78% on year, and sold 30,904 tn of sugar, down 41.78%.
* HINDUSTAN UNILEVER: Wants to strengthen its offerings in the premium skincare category to beat slowdown blues.
* IDFC: Company-led consortium's 16 bln rupee loan to the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway project could be in jeopardy as its loan agreement does not allow it to substitute DS Construction the concessionaire of the project.
* INFOSYS: Chairman Narayana Murthy said he had asked his son Rohan Murty to join his office because he wanted someone with an open mind.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES ( INDIA ): National Bulk Handling Corp has said it does not manage warehouses of National Spot Exchange. Both companies are both promoted by Financial Technologies. National Spot Exchange assured the Bombay High Court that it was taking steps to protects investors' interest and an oversight committee had been appointed to look into the alleged 55-bln-rupee same.
* GUJARAT PIPAVAV PORT: Swiss Finance Corp bought 2.7 mln shares of the company at an average price of 44 rupees each for a total of around 118.77 mln rupees through a bulk deal.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Arm L&T Realty has put its 1.15-mln sq ft mall, a 400,000-sq ft office building, and its under-construction Hyatt Regency Hotel in Chandigarh on the block. Company is looking at a valuation of around 12-14 bln rupees.
* POWER FINANCE CORP: Has kick started bidding process for ultra mega power projects in Orissa and Tamil Nadu.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The Petroleum Ministry is set seek the Cabinet's approval to deny price hike for D1 and D3 gas.
* SANOFI INDIA: Is close to acquiring ELDER PHARMA's domestic formulation business for over 24 bln rupess.
* THOMAS COOK: Board has approved lease and/or sale of some properties of the company.
* UJAAS ENERGY: Has secured an order worth 133.5 mln rupees from Solar Energy Corp of India for providing roof-top solar installations in Hyderabad , Bhubaneswar , Jaipur, and Noida/Greater Noida.
* ANDHRA PETROCHEMICALS: The company's plant at Visakhapatnam has been shutdown from Sep 4 due to non-supply of major raw material propylene from its supplier HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORP.
* BAJAJ AUTO: Kawasaki to split from company joint venture to sell its range of Ninja superbikes in India .
* BHARTI AIRTEL: Has no plans to buy back the 4.4% stake that Vodafone Group Plc holds in the company.
* CAIRN INDIA: OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP accuses company of being opaque with information about Barmer oil field. On the other hand, company says its approvals are being delayed because ONGC and the Government of India are not focused on quickly raising output.
* COAL INDIA: Company has rejected a government proposal of letting its borrow surplus coal from captive mines of power and steel companies.
* EID PARRY: Produced 33,411 tn of sugar in August, down 26.78% on year, and sold 30,904 tn of sugar, down 41.78%.
* HINDUSTAN UNILEVER: Wants to strengthen its offerings in the premium skincare category to beat slowdown blues.
* IDFC: Company-led consortium's 16 bln rupee loan to the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway project could be in jeopardy as its loan agreement does not allow it to substitute DS Construction the concessionaire of the project.
* INFOSYS: Chairman Narayana Murthy said he had asked his son Rohan Murty to join his office because he wanted someone with an open mind.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES ( INDIA ): National Bulk Handling Corp has said it does not manage warehouses of National Spot Exchange. Both companies are both promoted by Financial Technologies. National Spot Exchange assured the Bombay High Court that it was taking steps to protects investors' interest and an oversight committee had been appointed to look into the alleged 55-bln-rupee same.
* GUJARAT PIPAVAV PORT: Swiss Finance Corp bought 2.7 mln shares of the company at an average price of 44 rupees each for a total of around 118.77 mln rupees through a bulk deal.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Arm L&T Realty has put its 1.15-mln sq ft mall, a 400,000-sq ft office building, and its under-construction Hyatt Regency Hotel in Chandigarh on the block. Company is looking at a valuation of around 12-14 bln rupees.
* POWER FINANCE CORP: Has kick started bidding process for ultra mega power projects in Orissa and Tamil Nadu.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The Petroleum Ministry is set seek the Cabinet's approval to deny price hike for D1 and D3 gas.
* SANOFI INDIA: Is close to acquiring ELDER PHARMA's domestic formulation business for over 24 bln rupess.
* THOMAS COOK: Board has approved lease and/or sale of some properties of the company.
* UJAAS ENERGY: Has secured an order worth 133.5 mln rupees from Solar Energy Corp of India for providing roof-top solar installations in Hyderabad , Bhubaneswar , Jaipur, and Noida/Greater Noida.
