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'Developing IPR is not a zero-sum scenario'
Joe C Mathew / New Delhi September 30, 2009, 1:08 IST

PSU banks need to fill 40,000 vacancies
About 40,000 vacancies have been created in public sector banks so far this year due to retirements, resignations and expansion of business. The State Bank of India group had 19,000 vacant positions, followed by mid-size banks like Syndicate Bank and Central Bank of India, which have over 3,000 vacancies each. The data is from the Department of Financial Services.

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Joint task force to try and avoid Corus' Teesside closure
Tata Group-owned European steel maker Corus and Britain’s National Steel Co-ordinating Committee have agreed to establish a joint task force to ensure that all alternatives to mothballing the former’s Teesside Cast Products (TCP) facilities are examined.
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Maruti Suzuki shrugs off Q3 numbers, ends flat

Maruti Suzuki has ended at Rs 1433, down Rs 6 or 0.4%, on the BSE. - ICICI Bank slumps on weak Q3 numbers - FII-TO-FII TRADES: PNB traded at 5% premium - Maruti Suzuki most online searched car brand: Google India - Auto sector to grow by 10-12% in 2010: Fitch - Maruti hikes car prices marginally - Maruti Suzuki hikes prices of most models The shares opened at Rs 1459 and touched a high of Rs 1487 and a low of Rs 1430 during the day. The counter saw trading volumes of 2.31 lakh shares as against the two-week average of 1.65 lakh shares. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Updated at 0910am) Maruti Suzuki has shot up on the bourses after reporting an astounding set of numbers in the December quarter. The stock is trading at Rs 1474, stronger by Rs 34 or 2.3%, on the BSE. The shares had opened at Rs 1459 and have touched a high of Rs 1487 and a low of Rs 1451 thus far. The auto major reported a 222 per cent surge in Q3 net profit for the quarter ended December 2009 at Rs 687.53 crore as against Rs 213.57 crore in the corresponding quarter a year ago. The total income increased 58 per cent to Rs 7,594.10 crore from Rs 4,803.50 crore.


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