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Tea sector, with govt help, brews diversion of US-led ban on Iran

Tea Board data shows exports to Iran in January-September 2012 was seven mn kg, of total exports of 125.7 mn kg

Tea season starts on a strong note

Good varieties of Assam tea are sold at Rs 200-250 a kg, against Rs 180-200 a kg a year earlier

Sunfeast targets the creamy layer

ITC's biscuits, which have a sweet spot in the cream segment, now want a bigger piece of the cookies market

ITC to enter the dairy market in 14 months

ITC started the dairy business as part of its integrated animal husbandry programme, the firm's CSR initiative

Salboni project: West Bengal govt gives ultimatum to JSW

Yet to achieve financial closure for project because of pending draft agreement

Tea Board revises production figures

India, other major tea producers mull platform to stabilise prices

The combined output of these six countries is a little over 80% of the global black tea

Final countdown

Newsmaker: Manjushree Khaitan

A daughter rises in style

As Dunlop closes, a legacy of hits & misses

Will it be easier for India Inc to set up infrastructure projects in 2013?

Large projects don't have a future, says industry Activists welcome consent clause, fear loopholes

West Bengal government buys time in Singur case

Seeks to file additional documents in SC, hints at out-of-court settlement

Vibrant Gujarat haunts Mamata

West Bengal's single-largest investment still stuck

My agenda is to get sales growth back on track: Amritanshu Khaitan

Interview with Executive Director, Eveready Industries

Mamata shies away from Singur's unwilling farmers

Seeks security cover to avoid dissenting voices among the very farmers who boosted her political career

Steel makers to raise prices by Rs 1,500-2,000 a tonne

Increase in coking coal and iron ore prices the reason automobiles, white goods sectors to feel the pinch

Four in the fray for top job at Tata Steel

New MD likely to be announced by December-end or first week of January

Four in fray for top job at Tata Steel

Announcement is likely by the end of December or first week of January

Stumbling along in Europe, Tata Steel reaches a crossroads

Tata Steel group's fortunes have seesawed with steel prices, primarily because European operations accounting for 60% of revenues don't have captive raw material resources