well welcome to new n improved ~BIZZ-WORLD~ ….
BIZZ.BLOGSPOT.COM is now BIZZ.PASSIONVAIBHAV.COM
I was really busy in transferring all my blogs to my new domain…
i’ll start updating this blog very soon…

well welcome to new n improved ~BIZZ-WORLD~ ….
BIZZ.BLOGSPOT.COM is now BIZZ.PASSIONVAIBHAV.COM
I was really busy in transferring all my blogs to my new domain…
i’ll start updating this blog very soon…


Tata Power Company, which is developing India’s first 4,000 mw ultra mega power project in Mundra signed on Wednesday contracts reportedly worth $1 billion with Korea’s Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Company for supply of super-critical boilers and development of ancillary civic structures. “The contract covers 45 per cent of the total orders under this project,” a statement from the company said. The contract to Doosan was awarded on an engineering, procurement and construction basis. The company’s scope of work would, therefore, include civil works in the areas housing the super-critical boilers, which would be used for the first time in India, claimed Tata Power officials. These boilers and associated super-critical technology would help in the generation of 800 mw of power from each unit of the project, which is 300 mw more than the highest generating unit in existence at present.

Crude oil prices may spoil your summer travel plans. Oil companies have hiked jet fuel prices and airlines are gearing up to pass on this burden to the travelers.
With crude prices touching $70 a barrel, oil companies have decided to hike jet fuel prices and this leads to a raise in fuel surcharge charged by the airlines.
Jet fuel prices were hiked by 3.5 per cent to Rs 37,421.94 per kiloliter for Delhi starting May 1, 2007. The fuel surcharge has already been hiked four times in a period of five months, but given that most airlines are bleeding they have no choice but to pass on this additional burden to the consumer.

BANGALORE/NEW DELHI: Some complex corporate manoeuvring could be on the anvil featuring Tata Tea and the Coca-Cola Company, the world’s largest beverage maker. This follows a possible Coca-Cola bid for Energy Brands, the makers of Glaceau wellness drinks, in which Tata Tea holds a 30% stake. Tata Tea may respond by taking a larger role in the US company. Investment banking sources said the Tatas were unlikely to cash out by booking profit in the wake of a Coke bid, as it considers Glaceau to be a strategic play.
International media reports have speculated on a possible Coca-Cola bid estimated at around $3.5 billion landing before the end of the month. This is a whopping 40% premium on Tata Tea’s $2.2-billion valuation of the US company, when it picked up a 30% stake for $677 million in August last year. The 30% is jointly held by Tata Sons and Tata Tea.

hey ppl… so how are u… no no am nt dead or nything… ya i know i hv nt updated my blogs 4 so long bt ppl i ws quite busy with annual fest of my coll.. n after that exams… bt am sorry…
hmmm bt nw am back bt nt really in action… bt still will try my best to keep my blogs updated….
