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Hunger: India worse off than Zimbabwe!

27.11.2009 19:49    rediff.com
There are now one billion hungry people on the globe, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said recently.
Hunger: India worse off than Zimbabwe!


World's 10 most outrageous CEOs

27.11.2009 19:49    rediff.com
It's one Forbes list where none would want to figure, but Ramalinga Raju, founder-chairman Satyam Computers (now Mahindra Satyam), has managed the feat of being among the world's 10 most outrageous CEOs.
World's 10 most outrageous CEOs

China okays 45% cut in carbon emissions

27.11.2009 19:49    rediff.com
China's ruling Communist Party on Friday endorsed the government's decision to cut carbon emissions by up to 45 per cent and improve energy efficiency.
China okays 45% cut in carbon emissions

Indian IT exports not to be hit by Dubai crisis

27.11.2009 19:49    rediff.com
Software exporters TCS, Infosys and Wipro on Friday said they have little exposure in Dubai and do not see any adverse impact due to the emerging financial crisis there.
Indian IT exports not to be hit by Dubai crisis


Dubai crisis: India puts shipping sector on alert

27.11.2009 19:49    rediff.com
The Indian government on Friday said it has sought detailed information from all ports associated with DP World to assess the impact of Dubai debt crisis on Indian shipping sector.

SBI exposure to UAE less than Rs 1,500 cr

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
India's premier lender State Bank of India has said its exposure to Dubai firms are insignificant and ruled out any cause of concern due to the debt crisis there.
SBI exposure to UAE less than Rs 1,500 cr

Amidst crisis, Dubai raises $5 bn from bonds

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
The embattled Dubai government has successfully raised a further $5 billion from two Abu Dhabi banks as part of its long-term bond programme, signalling that investors are still showing trust in the oil-rich city-state.
Amidst crisis, Dubai raises $5 bn from bonds

Global recovery still fragile, says ADB honcho

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
Global recovery following the economic downturn is still tentative and fragile, Asian Development Bank's managing director general Rajat Nag said in Ahmedabad on Friday.
Global recovery still fragile, says ADB honcho

S & P, Moody's downgrade 5 Dubai govt entities

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
The global rating agencies S & P and Moody's have downgraded the credit ratings for several government-related entities in Dubai on fears about the government's failure to provide timely financial support to them.
S & P, Moody's downgrade 5 Dubai govt entities

Gold tumbles on Dubai debt tremors

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
Snapping its six-day, record-making journey, gold's dream to climb the 18-K level was shattered as the yellow metal tumbled on the bullion market in Mumbai on Friday on frantic selling by stockists triggered by a sharp fall in international markets.
Gold tumbles on Dubai debt tremors

Free petrol, diesel prices, say fuel retailers

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
The three companies in separate presentations to the Kirit Parikh Committee on fuel pricing suggested immediate freeing of petrol and diesel prices from government control.
Free petrol, diesel prices, say fuel retailers

World's 10 best nations for expats

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
Canada is the world's best country for expats while United Kingdown is among the worst.
World's 10 best nations for expats

Dubai crisis: India cautious, market cuts losses

27.11.2009 19:48    rediff.com
India on Friday reacted cautiously to the financial crisis in Dubai, caused by debt repayment crisis of a state firm, saying it would examine the extent of the problem, but maintained that no impact was visible as of now.
Dubai crisis: India cautious, market cuts losses

Dubai govt to pump in resources to beat crisis

27.11.2009 19:47    rediff.com
The Dubai government on Friday promised to pump in all necessary resources to ensure long-term success of Dubai World, even as the state-owned investment holding firm's huge debts adversely impacted the markets world over.
Dubai govt to pump in resources to beat crisis

Has the sun set on Dubai World?

27.11.2009 19:47    rediff.com
The Sun Never Sets on Dubai World' -- screams a banner on the web site of the state-owned flagship investment arm of Dubai, even as its inability to pay in time about $60 billion in debts haunted the markets across
Has the sun set on Dubai World?

Infosys to reduce sub-contractors

27.11.2009 16:14    ndtvprofit.com
IT major Infosys plans to reduce the usage of sub-contractors and perform their work in-house particularly at cheaper offshore locations, a top company official said on Friday.
Infosys to reduce sub-contractors

Tata Motors Q2 net profit at Rs 22 cr

27.11.2009 16:14    ndtvprofit.com
Home-grown auto firm Tata Motors on Friday reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 21.78 crore for the quarter ended September 30.
Tata Motors Q2 net profit at Rs 22 cr

No impact of Dubai crisis on Indian realty mkt: Developers

27.11.2009 16:14    ndtvprofit.com
A majority of big real estate developers in India on Friday said they are insulated from the financial crisis in Dubai and it will not have any impact in the country's property market.
No impact of Dubai crisis on Indian realty mkt: Developers

Dubai fund asks for time to reorganize debts

27.11.2009 16:14    ndtvprofit.com
The government of Dubai, in a blunt acknowledgment of the severity of its financial position, said that it had asked its banks for a six-month stay on its schedule of debt repayments.
Dubai fund asks for time to reorganize debts

Sensex recovers but still ends 222 points lower

27.11.2009 16:14    ndtvprofit.com
Buying at low levels helped the benchmark index stage a big intraday recovery to end 222 points down. At its day's low, the Sensex was down nearly 650 points after the Dubai debt crisis cast a shadow over global equity
Sensex recovers but still ends 222 points lower

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