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CARE promotes D R Dogra to MD and CEO
25 Aug 2009
K Sivaprakasam appointed MD of CARE
By | 11 Oct 2005
CARE: Trent Ltd.''s proposed PCD issue assigned CARE AA rating
By Our Banking Bureau | 08 Apr 2005
CRISIL 'AA+' for Union Bank
By Our Banking Bureau | 31 Jan 2005
CARE AA rating retained for L&T Finance debentures
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Jan 2005
Escorts Finance rating down from CARE BBB(FD) to CARE BB+(FD)
By Our Banking Bureau | 18 Jan 2005
CARE to undertake diagnostic study of GSFC
By Our Banking Bureau | 04 Jan 2005
Goetze India gets Care ''PR1'' rating
By Our Banking Bureau | 24 Dec 2004
ICICI Bank gets Care AAA rating
By Our Banking Bureau | 15 Dec 2004
Care downgrades IFCI's long, medium ratings to junk status
By Our Banking Bureau | 23 Apr 2003
Mercator Lines gets CARE's AA- rating
By Our Corporate Bureau | 13 Jul 2002
CARE grades construction companies
By Our Banking Bureau | 17 Apr 2002
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