* ADANI PORTS AND SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE: The company, which is set to buy LARSEN & TOUBRO and TATA STEEL's joint venture Dhamra Port for 50 bln rupees, has been appointed management consultant of the port.
* APOLLO HOSPITALS: JPMorgan has increased the company's target price to 925 rupees per share.
* AMAR REMEDIES: Bombay High Court has ordered winding up of the company.
* BLUE STAR: Has launched a new range of air conditioners for the residential segment.
* BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES: Plans to invest 1 bln rupees to build a factory in Tamil Nadu, and has secured land for the same.
* CADILA HEALTHCARE: Company has entered into an agreement with Warner Chilcott Company LLC to settle all outstanding patent litigation related to
Asacol delayed-release tablets.
* COAL INDIA: The Competition Commission of India has ordered a fresh probe into allegations that the company and its subsidiaries abused market dominance within 24 hours of slapping a penalty on it.
* CORPORATION BANK: Said its staff will take part in one-day nation-wide strike on Dec 18.
* CROMPTON GREAVES: Said the company has taken several steps to stabilise Canada plant operations, which is fully operational at present.
* DECCAN CHRONICLE HOLDINGS: CANARA BANK may soon be able to attach or sell properties of the company to recover its 3.5-bln-rupee loan, R.K. Dubey, the bank's chairman and managing director has said.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES INDIA : Primezone Developers has agreed to repay 428 mln rupees to arm National Spot in eight instalments with first instalment of 10 mln rupees already received.
* HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORP: Plans to raise at least 2 bln rupees through commercial papers maturing on Dec 23.
* HINDUSTAN UNILEVER: The Delhi High Court has directed the company to make modifications to its Pepsodent Germicheck Plus Superior Power television commercial. The high court has also found the company's print advertisement to be disparaging COLGATE PALMOLIVE INDIA 'S Colgate Strong Teeth and restrained the company from publishing it.
* INDIABULLS HOUSING FINANCE: Raised 2 bln rupees through issuance of bonds maturing in two years.
* INDIAN OIL CORPORATION: The petroleum ministry has opposed the divestment in the company saying shares of the company are undervalued at the current market prices.
* IVRCL: Plans to raise up to 12 bln rupees to augment working capital requirements and infuse capital into new projects.
* KINGFISHER AIRLINES: The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a plea by the company seeking to restrain lenders from taking possession of its headquarters in Mumbai.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Is in talks with investors to raise capital for its infrastructure division.
* MAN INDUSTRIES ( INDIA ): Received orders worth 2.3 bln rupees from INDIAN OIL CORP for supply of pipes after a re-bid.
* RASOYA PROTEINS: Ministry of commerce and industry has given the export house status to the company.
* SHREE GANESH JEWELLERY HOUSE: Nearly two dozen lenders to the company are likely to approve restructuring of its 25-bln-rupee debt.
* SKS MICROFINANCE: The company has securitised 808.10 mln rupees of loans.
* STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA : Has postponed bidding for its proposed domestic bond issue maturing in five years to Monday.
.* TATA MOTORS: Arm Jaguar Land Rover reported retail sales of 37,403 units in November, up 25% on year.
* TATA STEEL: Co's UK-based subsidiary Cogent Power has launched a new grade of electrical steel products which will result in increased efficiency of
electricity transmission.
* VIJAYA BANK: Plans to raise 2.5 bln rupees through issuance of 10-year, tier-II bonds compliant with the Basel III capital norms.
* APOLLO HOSPITALS: JPMorgan has increased the company's target price to 925 rupees per share.
* AMAR REMEDIES: Bombay High Court has ordered winding up of the company.
* BLUE STAR: Has launched a new range of air conditioners for the residential segment.
* BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES: Plans to invest 1 bln rupees to build a factory in Tamil Nadu, and has secured land for the same.
* CADILA HEALTHCARE: Company has entered into an agreement with Warner Chilcott Company LLC to settle all outstanding patent litigation related to
Asacol delayed-release tablets.
* COAL INDIA: The Competition Commission of India has ordered a fresh probe into allegations that the company and its subsidiaries abused market dominance within 24 hours of slapping a penalty on it.
* CORPORATION BANK: Said its staff will take part in one-day nation-wide strike on Dec 18.
* CROMPTON GREAVES: Said the company has taken several steps to stabilise Canada plant operations, which is fully operational at present.
* DECCAN CHRONICLE HOLDINGS: CANARA BANK may soon be able to attach or sell properties of the company to recover its 3.5-bln-rupee loan, R.K. Dubey, the bank's chairman and managing director has said.
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES INDIA : Primezone Developers has agreed to repay 428 mln rupees to arm National Spot in eight instalments with first instalment of 10 mln rupees already received.
* HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORP: Plans to raise at least 2 bln rupees through commercial papers maturing on Dec 23.
* HINDUSTAN UNILEVER: The Delhi High Court has directed the company to make modifications to its Pepsodent Germicheck Plus Superior Power television commercial. The high court has also found the company's print advertisement to be disparaging COLGATE PALMOLIVE INDIA 'S Colgate Strong Teeth and restrained the company from publishing it.
* INDIABULLS HOUSING FINANCE: Raised 2 bln rupees through issuance of bonds maturing in two years.
* INDIAN OIL CORPORATION: The petroleum ministry has opposed the divestment in the company saying shares of the company are undervalued at the current market prices.
* IVRCL: Plans to raise up to 12 bln rupees to augment working capital requirements and infuse capital into new projects.
* KINGFISHER AIRLINES: The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a plea by the company seeking to restrain lenders from taking possession of its headquarters in Mumbai.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Is in talks with investors to raise capital for its infrastructure division.
* MAN INDUSTRIES ( INDIA ): Received orders worth 2.3 bln rupees from INDIAN OIL CORP for supply of pipes after a re-bid.
* RASOYA PROTEINS: Ministry of commerce and industry has given the export house status to the company.
* SHREE GANESH JEWELLERY HOUSE: Nearly two dozen lenders to the company are likely to approve restructuring of its 25-bln-rupee debt.
* SKS MICROFINANCE: The company has securitised 808.10 mln rupees of loans.
* STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA : Has postponed bidding for its proposed domestic bond issue maturing in five years to Monday.
.* TATA MOTORS: Arm Jaguar Land Rover reported retail sales of 37,403 units in November, up 25% on year.
* TATA STEEL: Co's UK-based subsidiary Cogent Power has launched a new grade of electrical steel products which will result in increased efficiency of
electricity transmission.
* VIJAYA BANK: Plans to raise 2.5 bln rupees through issuance of 10-year, tier-II bonds compliant with the Basel III capital norms.
