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Export Target set at $160 billion THE Union Commerce ministry is upbeat that exports would cross the $ 160 billion target this financial year, ending March, 2008, as against $ 12 5 billion achieved last year. With India being perceived as a huge market by every single country, the ministry is initiating steps to boost exports, especially due to its potential to generate incremental employment. Union commerce secretary, G K Pillai said India as a huge market, is attracting global attention. All the countries in the world, are looking at India to prosper, as in its progress lay their prosperity too, he

Rising Re Ties Textile Cos in Knots THREE weeks ago, in a New York office, S Kumars' international business president Vijay Bakshi was trying hard to convince his South American customer to place orders with him. The order was for 3 lakh metres of cloth worth Rs 9 crore—a sizeable catch for a company that sells 20 lakh metres annually. The deal, however, came undone overprice. The customer offered an upward price revision of 1 -1.5 %, too little for the Indian exporter whose currency— the Indian rupee—has appreciated over6% in the past two months. "We lost him. He told me he

HCL to jostle with PE duo for Cambridge Promoters Seeking Exit Price Of Rs 160 Per Share THE final line-up of suitors for the $420-million acquisition of Cambridge Solutions— among the biggest In the Indian tech space— has HCL Technologies pitched against buyout private equity giants Carlyle and Permira. ET had first reported the names of Carlyle and HCL. But the entry of Primera, the largest European buyout fund, appears to be recent, say sources. If it retains interest, this could be Permira's first India play. The company, which mopped up about $ 12 billion last year, has battled US buyout funds Blackstone

BG-ONGC tie-up for KG basin may get nod BRITISH Gas' strategic tie-up with ONGC for the Krishna-Godavari deepwater blocks may get a new lease of life. British Gas had won the blocks through a bidding process, but the oil ministry had rejected the award on grounds of 'valuation and other inconsistencies'. The ministry is now examining the option of giving British Gas a chance to match the highest offer for the KG deepwater blocks when they are again put up for bidding under Nelp-VH. The case has been of special interest following diplomatic pressure at the highest level and a recent letter

Air Deccan slaps congestion cess IT IS a way of showing who calls the shots. Air Deccan, the country's largest low-cost carrier, in which liquor king Vijay Mallya took 26% stake last week for Rs 550 crore, re-imposed the congestion cess of Rs 150 per passenger from Tuesday. This is the first in a series of measures the UB chief is likely to introduce in the coming weeks to turn around Air Deccan. "We have decided to focus on making Air Deccan's operations profitable this year and this may involve taking some hard decisions,” a senior UB Group executive told ET. Imposition

BSNL offers iron-life cover to all customers Operator Mulls Foraying Into Life Insurance PLANNING to surrender your BSNL landline connection? Here is one reason why you should keep your fixed line or take up BSNL's mobile service: the PSU is planning to provide free non-life insurance cover to all its customers. A top company source told ET that BSNL is planning to provide a cover of Rs 50,000 to each of its 78-million landline and mobile subscribers, in case they were to suffer any mishap or accident. In the next phase, the operator is mulling the possibility of a full-fledged foray into life

Adidas, Reebok kick off integration GLOBAL sports goods companies, Adidas and Reebok, have kickstarted the process of integrating their resources in India, with Adidas' $3.8 billion acquisition of Reebok in 2005 beginning to pay off. All back-end functions such as sourcing, transportation, information technology, human resources, warehousing, as well as' managing and setting up factory outlets, are in the process of being integrated. At the front end, however, both brands will remain independent and will be distributed and marketed separately. Adidas will continue concentrating on high-performance footwear, and Reebok's focus will remain on lifestyle sports goods. The integration process is expected

Nine giants in race for 26% in RCOM's tower biz Tower Vision, American Towers, Apax Partners, Carlyle, Temasek, George Soros, Blueridge & Tiger in Race AS MANY as nine investors are currently in talks with Reliance Communications (RCOM), the country's    second-largest    wireless    service provider, for picking up a minority stake in its telecom infrastructure business. RCOM is currently in the process of spinning off its telecom infrastructure into a separate company — Reliance Telecom Infrastructure Limited (RTTL). According to RCOM sources, the companies that are currently engaged in carrying out due diligence of RTIL include global tower infrastructure majors—Tower Vision and American Towers,

B'lore road turns India's retail hotspot Commissariat Road Beats Mumbai, Delhi Rivals With Rs 4.5-Cr Daily Sales IF YOU'RE into retailing, here's your must-have address in India: Commissariat Road, Bangalore. This one-kilometer stretch in the centre of the city is India's answer to Fifth Avenue in New York and Champs-Elysees in Paris. It has quietly become the country's hottest emerging retail catchment with daily grossing of Rs 4.5 crore. In case you don't get space there, try the nearby Vittal Mallya Road. Retail pundits are also betting on the road at the central business district (CBD) as a world class high-street in the

VSNL Plans $500m upgrade, eyes data solution buyouts Co May Go For Uniform Global Brand For Products, Services THE Tata-owned Videsh Sanchar Nigam (VSNL) will invest $500 million this fiscal in expanding operations and is looking at acquiring companies providing enterprise data solutions. The NYSE-listed company has set up a global management committee comprising key officials from various businesses to take strategic decisions on national and international operations. "As a large global organisation, we have people spread across the world, there is a need to take a single unified view of the company and various issues cutting across business segments and geographies. This

Growth Hormone: Retail reservation in IPOs must stay IN THE IPO arena, every time some new investigation is conducted by Sebi or a new development is reported, some set quarters start demanding scrapping of retail reservation. For example, this happened when the IPO demat scam, which involved fictitious applications, was uncovered by Sebi in 2005 or recently when a report came that some retail investors are renting their PAN cards to brokers for a fixed profit, by putting in applications on their behalf with all gains/losses to the account of the brokers. The reasons forwarded for eliminating the retail are many. Some