IBT Staff Reporter

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AAI set to develop Kolkata airport

The Airport Authority of India (AAI) has announced its decision to invest Rs. 120 crore for upgradation of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) airport.

Nikkei Hits 1-Mth closing Low, World Demand Feared

The Nikkei average hit a one-month closing low on Tuesday, declining 0.48 percent as a fall in commodity prices stoked worries about global demand and hit stocks sensitive to the economic cycle such as steel makers.

Hogg Robinson sets IPO range

Business travel company Hogg Robinson set a wide indicative price range on Tuesday for its planned return to the London stock market

Thorntons year profits fall

Chocolate retailer Thorntons Plc posted a 36 percent drop in full year profits on Tuesday because of sluggish high street demand

Oil rebounds after six-day slide

Oil rebounded above $66 a barrel on Tuesday, with bargain hunting traders ending a six day retreat after Iran sounded a softer note on its atomic programme

Computacenter says on track

Computacenter Plc, the country's biggest seller of computer hardware to businesses, posted a 77 percent rise in first half profit on Tuesday

Thomas Cook narrows 9-mth loss

Thomas Cook, Europe's second biggest tourism firm, said on Tuesday it had narrowed its loss in the first nine months of the year by 21 percent as it cut costs and the number of holidaymakers in Germany rose.

Britain wins partial victory in EU tax case

The British government won a partial victory on Tuesday as the top EU court said it could stop companies from making wholly artificial arrangements to avoid tax by setting up foreign units.

Krispy Kreme Sales are Down in 2Q

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. announced on Monday it expects to report estimated revenues of $110-million for the second quarter of the 2007 financial year, dropping from a revenue of $140-million for last year's second quarter.

U.S. Car Sales Expected to Keep Falling

U.S. auto sales have been slipping as domestic automakers have struggled to boost sales amid high gas prices this year - a trend that will continue into next year, industry executives and analysts said.

Mandelson: No New WTO Talks Until Nov.

High-level talks to jump start negotiations on a global trade agreement won't be possible until the end of the year or early next year, European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson said Monday.

Campbell Soup 4Q profit falls

Campbell Soup Co. reported Monday that its profit fell 54 percent in its fourth quarter, largely because of expenses related to the sale of its British business.

Volkswagen is Most Eco-Friendly Automaker

Volkswagen of America Inc. is the greenest automaker according to a survey released on Monday, which ranked the Golf, Jetta and the new Beetle as the lowest emission-releasing vehicles.

Altium Appoints new President/COO

Altium Limited, a developer of electronic development solutions, announced the appointment of a new President and Chief Operating Officer on Monday.

Fashionistas Renting Fancy Bags for Less

The flashy accessories that accompany top designs on fashion runways are well beyond the budgets of many a fashionista, but even the most cash-strapped consumer has one way to copy the looks - rent it.

Rap/Hip-hop Ring-tones Rule the Market

According to the research released on Monday, rap and hip-hop ring tones are among the most popular type downloaded, accounting for nearly a quarter of the market.

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