To install 15,000 White-Label ATMs (WLAs) across India, private sector lender Federal Bank has tied up with Tata Communications, the Bank said on June 24. White-Label ATMs are to be set up by non-banking entities on behalf of 'sponsor banks' but they would not carry the brand label of any bank, and would be accessible to card-holders of all the banks for a fee.
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Essel Infra ties-up with US firm for airports work
Expressing interest in the upcoming Navi Mumbai and Goa airports Subhash Chandra-led Essel Infraprojects has tied up with ADC&HAS Airports Worldwide, the US-based company that runs airports in Ecuador, Costa Rica and Korea.

