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Developed countries asked to remove trade barriers NEW DELHI, SEPT. 3. With practically the whole world preparing for next week's Cancun Ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), the World Bank today released a report, which, it said, was tilted towards a pro-poor Doha outcome. ... Philips to use India as export hub NEW DELHI, SEPT. 3. With plans to make investments to the tune of about $150 million in place, Royal Dutch Philips is actively exploring the possibility of using India as a sourcing base for exports. Providing indications in this regard, the ... IOB's second public issue opens on Sept. 5 CHENNAI, SEPT. 3.The public offer of Indian Overseas Bank is likely to get full subscription judging by the current sentiment in the secondary market and keen demand for bank stocks, especially for public sector ones, according to S. C. Gupta, ... Sony Ericsson launches new models BANGALORE, SEPT. 3. In a launch simultaneous with Sony Dreamworld, their France-based global operation, the three-year old combo of Sony and the Scandinavian mobile phone maker Ericsson, today announced four new models for the Indian market, ... Other Stories
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