* ARVIND: Gap Inc looks set to enter the Indian market next year though a joint venture with company's retail arm Arvind Brands.
* EMAMI: Planning foray into healthcare.
* HEIDELBERGCEMENT INDIA: Plans to raise 3.7 bln rupees through issuance of unsecured, redeemable, non-convertible debentures through private placement.
* LANCO INFRATECH: Nine lenders have turned down the company's proposal to restructure its 70-bln-rupees debt.
* MRF: Jul-Sep net profit rose 12% on year to 1.84 bln rupees, as the company's cost of materials fell over 5% on year to 20.46 bln rupees.
* MULTI-COMMODITY EXCHANGE: Forward Markets Commission has approved appointment of Satyananda Mishra as chairman of the exchange. Former IAS officer Bhargava has been appointed as head - remuneration committee of the exchange, while SEBI member Anantharaman has been appointed audit panel chairman.
* SHOPPERS STOP: Plans to open 10 department stores and two hypermarkets, apart from several bookstores and beauty outlets over the next 18 months.
* SPECIALITY RESTAURANTS: Reliance Capital Trustee bought additional 300,00 shares or 0.64% stake in the company through market transactions on Friday.
* SYNDICATE BANK: Plans to issue shares worth 2 bln rupees to the government on preferential basis.
* TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES: UK-based energy firm npower has tied up with the company to outsource back office functions of its call centres.
* TATA MOTORS: Is evaluating "possible areas" of cooperation with Jaguar Land Rover, with the engineering teams at the UK plant as well as at the India centre working in synchronisation.
* UNITED BANK OF INDIA: RBI has begun special inspection apparently prompted by alarming rise in bad loans that led bank to report 4.90-bln-rupee loss in Jul-Sep.
* UNITED SPIRITS: Morgan Stanley Asia has reduced its stake in the company to 2.57% from 4.94%.
* WIPRO: Has been threatened with legal action by authorities for allegedly not paying 170 mln rupees property tax as sought by Bangalore municipal corporation.
* EMAMI: Planning foray into healthcare.
* HEIDELBERGCEMENT INDIA: Plans to raise 3.7 bln rupees through issuance of unsecured, redeemable, non-convertible debentures through private placement.
* LANCO INFRATECH: Nine lenders have turned down the company's proposal to restructure its 70-bln-rupees debt.
* MRF: Jul-Sep net profit rose 12% on year to 1.84 bln rupees, as the company's cost of materials fell over 5% on year to 20.46 bln rupees.
* MULTI-COMMODITY EXCHANGE: Forward Markets Commission has approved appointment of Satyananda Mishra as chairman of the exchange. Former IAS officer Bhargava has been appointed as head - remuneration committee of the exchange, while SEBI member Anantharaman has been appointed audit panel chairman.
* SHOPPERS STOP: Plans to open 10 department stores and two hypermarkets, apart from several bookstores and beauty outlets over the next 18 months.
* SPECIALITY RESTAURANTS: Reliance Capital Trustee bought additional 300,00 shares or 0.64% stake in the company through market transactions on Friday.
* SYNDICATE BANK: Plans to issue shares worth 2 bln rupees to the government on preferential basis.
* TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES: UK-based energy firm npower has tied up with the company to outsource back office functions of its call centres.
* TATA MOTORS: Is evaluating "possible areas" of cooperation with Jaguar Land Rover, with the engineering teams at the UK plant as well as at the India centre working in synchronisation.
* UNITED BANK OF INDIA: RBI has begun special inspection apparently prompted by alarming rise in bad loans that led bank to report 4.90-bln-rupee loss in Jul-Sep.
* UNITED SPIRITS: Morgan Stanley Asia has reduced its stake in the company to 2.57% from 4.94%.
* WIPRO: Has been threatened with legal action by authorities for allegedly not paying 170 mln rupees property tax as sought by Bangalore municipal corporation.
