Otsuka Chemical launches new pharma plant in Rajasthan
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May 16, 2008 5 related
        

From correspondents in Rajasthan, India, 10:00 PM IST Japan's Otsuka Chemical Friday announced the commencement of its Rs.1.5 billion pharma-based chemical unit manufacturing facility near here. After the inauguration, Hiroyishi Tosa, managing director of the company, told reporters that with the... [read full story]                    

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‘Wait and See’ Turns to ‘Wait and Worry’ for Indian Services Companies

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It’s been slightly less than a month since I last wrote about Indian outsourcing companies’ heavy exposure to U.S. financial institutions and how it could impact the service providers’ business. Several Indian publications...

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Will India See a Sell-Off of Its Captives?

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Last week, Citigroup announced it would sell its captive operations in India to Tata Conusltancy Services for $505 million in cash. This followed nearly a year-and-a-half of rumors that such a sale was planned. When I last...

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Jin Young, South Korean Precision Manufacturing Company Closes USD $11 Million Debt Financing...

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SEOUL & NEW YORK----Jin Young Precision Machine Co., Ltd., a South Korea headquartered specialty manufacturing and design company announced the completion on Oct. 1 2008 of a US$11 million convertible debt financing.

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Hitchens: vote for Obama

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Christopher Hitchens endorses Obama for President. To summarize what little I learned from all this: A candidate may well change his or her position on, say, universal health care or Bosnia. But he or she cannot change the fact...

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