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HT Summit: PM says India to grow at 8 pc | Full Text
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Cheer up: Property developers ready to slash prices
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Hit by financial crisis, Citigroup looks for partners
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Now, beedi industry faces jobcuts in Maharashtra
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We shall overcome! PM says India to grow at 8 pc
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Economic roll back not a solution: Infosys Chairman
The HT Leadership Summit is abuzz with Sonia Gandhi's speech.
5 lakh textile workers may lose jobs: Govt
Senior bureaucrat warns export target will fall sharply.
HT Summit: PM says India to grow at 8 pc | Full Text
India will sustain a growth rate of eight per cent.
Cheer up: Property developers ready to slash prices
Developers like Ansals and Omaxe could slash property prices soon.
Hit by financial crisis, Citigroup looks for partners
Possible partners could include Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs or State Street Bank.
Now, beedi industry faces jobcuts in Maharashtra
The industry has sacked many workers citing losses incurred.
We shall overcome! PM says India to grow at 8 pc
India will sustain a growth rate of eight per cent.
Live TV: Sonia to speak at HT Leadership Summit
Industry leaders, politicians and actors are present at the Summit.
Hello Brother! Anil, Mukesh shake hands at Advani meet
The took shook hands for the first time in public after their fallout.
Big 3 car firm CEOs beg for bailout in private jets
Ford, Chrysler, GM top bosses fly into controversy with their extravagance.
Oil tanks, falls to below $49 per barrel
Asian stock markets too dropped to a five-year low on Friday.
Big 3 car firms beg for a bailout in private jets
CEOs could have flown like the tax payer instead.
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