* ARVIND: Ralph Lauren has filed a suit against the company and US Polo in US district court alleging breach of agreement to print disclaimers on US Polo products sold in India .
* ASHOK LEYLAND: Has said it will not offer discounts, incentives or any kind of subvention to offset slowdown blues in the light commercial vehicle segment.
* BINNY: Will Saturday consider entering a memorandum of understanding for the purpose of selling its land parcels on Saturday.
* DABUR INDIA: Promoters Anand Burman and Gaurav Burman have forayed into health education and homecare space through two joint ventures with foreign partners.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES INDIA : Economic Offences Wing of the Mumbai Police arrested Jai Bahukhandi, former assistant vice president-warehousing of National Spot Exchange, in relation to the 58-bln-rupee scam at the bourse.
* GAIL INDIA : Company could soon be exempt from obligation of compensating oil retailers for under-recoveries on the grounds of being a gas transmission and marketing company.
* HOTEL LEELAVENTURE: Has decided to end its 25-year association with Kempinski group, with effect from Oct 1.
* INDIABULLS HOUSING FINANCE: The company has got approval from the RBI to raise $200 mln through external commercial borrowings.
* INDIAN OIL CORP: Roadshows for the stake sale in company are now being planned for November, after Diwali, so that issue can hit the market by end of the month. Oil Minister Moily has set subsidy payment and finalisation of product pricing guidelines as key pre-conditions for starting stake sale in company.
* JET AIRWAYS: Competition Commission of India will take up the over 20-bln- rupee deal between the Indian carrier and Etihad Airways on Monday.
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA FINANCIAL SERVICES: Will raise at least 250 mln rupees through issuance of bonds maturing in three years, merchant bankers said.
* NCC: Sembcorp will purchase a majority stake in NCC Power Projects, jointly promoted by company and GAYATRI PROJECTS, for roughly 5 bln rupees.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: Arm ONGC Videsh and RELIANCE INDUSTRIES have signed separate MoU with Petroleos de Venezuela S.A. for strategic cooperation and participation in exploration and production of hydrocarbons in Venezuela .
* RANBAXY LABORATORIES: Said the US Food and Drug Administration has cleared subsidiary Ohm Laboratories Inc's manufacturing unit in New Jersey .
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The telecom department has approved arm Reliance Jio's application for unified licence and asked the company to deposit 16.73 bln rupees as entry fee.
* RELIANCE POWER: Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has reserved its orders on petitions filed by the company's arm Sasan Power, seeking up to 45 paise per unit hike in tariff for power produced from Sasan plant.
* SPICEJET: Bank of China Aviation will lease six Boeing 737-800 aircraft to the company as the Singapore-based company plans to expand its routes in the
Indian domestic market.
* STATE BANK OF INDIA : The Madras High Court has stopped bank from discontinuing what is called the "checkoff facility," an arrangement that gives its trade union easy access to the subscription fee paid by its officer members.
* TULIP TELECOM: Employees have intensified protests against the company for not paying salaries due for nearly a year.
* ASHOK LEYLAND: Has said it will not offer discounts, incentives or any kind of subvention to offset slowdown blues in the light commercial vehicle segment.
* BINNY: Will Saturday consider entering a memorandum of understanding for the purpose of selling its land parcels on Saturday.
* DABUR INDIA: Promoters Anand Burman and Gaurav Burman have forayed into health education and homecare space through two joint ventures with foreign partners.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES INDIA : Economic Offences Wing of the Mumbai Police arrested Jai Bahukhandi, former assistant vice president-warehousing of National Spot Exchange, in relation to the 58-bln-rupee scam at the bourse.
* GAIL INDIA : Company could soon be exempt from obligation of compensating oil retailers for under-recoveries on the grounds of being a gas transmission and marketing company.
* HOTEL LEELAVENTURE: Has decided to end its 25-year association with Kempinski group, with effect from Oct 1.
* INDIABULLS HOUSING FINANCE: The company has got approval from the RBI to raise $200 mln through external commercial borrowings.
* INDIAN OIL CORP: Roadshows for the stake sale in company are now being planned for November, after Diwali, so that issue can hit the market by end of the month. Oil Minister Moily has set subsidy payment and finalisation of product pricing guidelines as key pre-conditions for starting stake sale in company.
* JET AIRWAYS: Competition Commission of India will take up the over 20-bln- rupee deal between the Indian carrier and Etihad Airways on Monday.
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA FINANCIAL SERVICES: Will raise at least 250 mln rupees through issuance of bonds maturing in three years, merchant bankers said.
* NCC: Sembcorp will purchase a majority stake in NCC Power Projects, jointly promoted by company and GAYATRI PROJECTS, for roughly 5 bln rupees.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: Arm ONGC Videsh and RELIANCE INDUSTRIES have signed separate MoU with Petroleos de Venezuela S.A. for strategic cooperation and participation in exploration and production of hydrocarbons in Venezuela .
* RANBAXY LABORATORIES: Said the US Food and Drug Administration has cleared subsidiary Ohm Laboratories Inc's manufacturing unit in New Jersey .
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The telecom department has approved arm Reliance Jio's application for unified licence and asked the company to deposit 16.73 bln rupees as entry fee.
* RELIANCE POWER: Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has reserved its orders on petitions filed by the company's arm Sasan Power, seeking up to 45 paise per unit hike in tariff for power produced from Sasan plant.
* SPICEJET: Bank of China Aviation will lease six Boeing 737-800 aircraft to the company as the Singapore-based company plans to expand its routes in the
Indian domestic market.
* STATE BANK OF INDIA : The Madras High Court has stopped bank from discontinuing what is called the "checkoff facility," an arrangement that gives its trade union easy access to the subscription fee paid by its officer members.
* TULIP TELECOM: Employees have intensified protests against the company for not paying salaries due for nearly a year.
