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Tech Com targets Rs 500 cr sales
Chandigarh, February 20
Tech Com India, a computer hardware and consumer electronics maker, has launched a new business vertical of mobile handsets and high-end electronic products. The company expects a turnover of Rs 250 crore by March and targets a turnover of Rs 500 crore by March 2012. Growth would come from the mobile handset business launched two months ago, MD Ajay Kumar Kedia said.

Govt may miss disinvestment target
New Delhi, February 20
The government may miss the target of garnering Rs 40,000 crore through disinvestment as SAIL's follow-on public offer is now expected to hit the market in the next fiscal due to volatile stock market.

FDI in 2010 dips by 22 pc
New Delhi, February 20
India received foreign direct investment (FDI) worth $21 billion (Rs 96,104 crore) in the calendar year 2010, a decline of 22 per cent over the year-ago period, a latest industry ministry data said.

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G20 ministers reach deal to correct economic flaws

Paris, February 20
G20 finance ministers have reached a compromise deal to correct global economic imbalances and expressed concern over excessive commodity price volatility impacting the world food security, an issue pressed by India.

After two days of hard bargain by their finance ministers, major economies faced with uneven recovery and downside risks reached a text in the face of tough resistance from China to agree on guidelines for removal of structural flaws in the global economy.

"It has not been simple. There were obviously divergent interests but we were able to reach a compromise on a text," French economy minister Christine Lagarde said.

The finance ministers and central bank chiefs, who could not reach a broad consensus on framing rules for current account deficit and real exchange rate and reserves, said "our aim is to agree, by our next meeting in April," on a set of indicative guidelines to ensure orderly economic growth.

However, the document did not talk about an issue of much interest to India.

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