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  • Bengaluru airport quietly rolls out Rs 275 pick-up charge for first 10 minutes, Rs 150 for every additional 5 minutes for corporate taxis

    On December 26, BIAL announced a proposal to impose a Rs 275 pick-up charge for corporate taxis, but withdrew the statement minutes later. Despite the backlash over the new pick-up rules, the airport operator quietly rolled out the charge from December 28.

  • After outrage, Bengaluru airport extends free pick-up time at T1 from 10 to 15 minutes

    Starting December 26, BIAL said in a statement that the free parking time at T1 arrivals has been increased to 15 minutes

  • Eight-minute pickup cap, more cabs to enhance passenger experience at Bengaluru airport: BIAL CEO

    Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) MD and CEO Hari Marar said the airport has spent the past two years explaining the rule to all stakeholders and now has widespread support from both passengers and legal cab operators

  • Mkt was expecting Bajaj Auto's profits to jump 10-12%: Expert

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Pranoy Kurian, IDBI Capital Markets, said that the topline is a positive surprise. If revenues declined only 1 percent it means there is positive movement in realisation.

  • Festive season has been relatively positive: Whirlpool

    Shantanu Dasgupta, vice president-corporate affairs and strategy-Asia South, Whirlpool, says the demand hasn‘t been as good as the kind seen in 2010, but in comparison to 2012 levels, there has been a slight pickup.

  • Eye over 10% margins from Malaysian project: Punj Lloyd

    JP Chalasani, MD & Group CEO, Punj Lloyd says the project, for a subsidiary of Petronas, should be completed over the next 2.5- 3 years and takes the company‘s order book to a total of Rs 9940 crore.

  • Wipro jumps on strong Q2 outlook, analysts say 'buy'

    Wipro's growth has lagged peers for two years now, but now things may set for a turnaround. It gave a 2-4 percent sequential US Dollar revenue growth guidance for Q2 and has said that there is pickup in large deal closures and confidence among clients is higher.

  • Europe demand pickup to aid Mahindra Forging's FY12 growth

    Mahindra Forgings expects a pickup in demand, especially from truck manufacturers in Europe, will boost its earnings growth this fiscal.

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