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The barbarians at the airport gate
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As inflation scorches India, FM loses cool
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India,China did not cause food crisis: BRIC
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Of economists and India's financial woes
One should be careful when taking advice from experts, and not suspend one's own judgment.
How your cellphone can stop cybercrime
Banks and security researchers are working to use physical gadgets to block digital thieves.
India-Bhutan economic deals to touch Rs 10,000 cr: PM
Projecting a whopping Rs 10,000 crore (Rs 100 billion) economic engagement with Bhutan in areas like telecom, infrastructure and education, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday unveiled a mega plan for cooperation in the power sector.
Foreign carriers start day-time flights from India
Premier British carrier Virgin Atlantic took the lead in introducing day time flights out of Delhi. British Airways followed suit by introducing its additional flight during day time. German carrier Lufthansa now also operates day time flights to Munich out of Delhi and Mumbai, apart from its night services to Frankfurt.
World inflation? Is the worst over?
That panic has set in among policy makers is suggestive of the worst being over in global inflation.
The barbarians at the airport gate
Private partners like GMR and GVR, humiliated from time to time, have good reason to shrug their shoulders and argue that matters are outside their control.
As inflation scorches India, FM loses cool
With inflation rising to 44-month high, Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Friday warned steel and cement manufacturers of administrative steps price cuts announced by them were not enough to cool prices.
India,China did not cause food crisis: BRIC
"There are multiple reasons for the current food crisis, primarily because of recent cyclones in Bangladesh and Myanmar, which destroyed the entire rice crops in these countries, also exporters of rice. Now they have to import rice instead of exporting it," External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said during the deliberations on the issue at the ministerial meet in Yekaterinburg (Russia).
Investors, beware of such practices!
Many a time, investors get carried away by the high returns offered by a particular offering. Out of sheer ignorance most investors do not bother to question the authenticity or the transparency of the examples/illustrations that have been used to project the high returns.
PSU oil cos to lose 1,80,000 cr in '09
India imports 73 per cent of its crude oil import needs and the cost of imports would spiral after crude inched closer to a record $125 per barrel, while rupee touched its 13-month low, official sources said. The basket of crude oil India imports was at $120.65 per barrel on Thursday, a 91 per cent jump over the last fiscal's lowest price of 62.91 dollars recorded on May 9, 2007, official sources said.
Wanna save the planet? Do less work
If we want to accelerate the recent trend of reducing waste, it may be time to consider the radical step of, well, relaxing more, consuming less, and living fuller lives.
Sensex ends up 81 points; Ranbaxy gains 3%
Fresh buying in banking stocks helped the index rebound into the positive zone. The index touched a high of 17,497 - up 182 points from day's low. The Sensex finally ended with a gain of 81 points at 17,435. The NSE Nifty moved up 42 points to close at 5,158.
Virtual offices could be the future
Poor bandwidth availability and last-mile connectivity might have slowed the use of unified communications as a technology, but now it's emerging as a strategic tool with corporations for employee retention and going green. Corporations are encouraging the use of UC, helping them to curtail business travel. This, they believe, results in lowering carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere.
Innovation needs more plug points
Technology start-ups in India garnered an estimated $6-10 million in 2007, but most are struggling to break-even on their initial Reserach & Development investments. Does the problem lie with what are supposed to have developed as the seedbeds of innovation -India's universities?
Inflation: Reading the numbers right
An analysis by Business Standard suggests that for the week ended May 10, for which data will be released next Friday, the inflation rate will range between 7.67 per cent and 8.05 per cent, depending on how the index moves.
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