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RIP Bob Matsui

02.01.2005 19:09    gadflyer.com
Bob Matsui has died


Tsunami hits Surat's textile industry hard

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
The year 2004 did not start on a very good note for Surat's textile industry. And it has certainly not ended on a very good note.

Product patent regime comes in force

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
In line with its World Trade Organisation obligations, India has adopted from Saturday the product patent regime for food, drugs and chemicals and embedded software with adequate safeguards to protect the interests of common man.

Orissa joins the BPO bandwagon

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
Sensing the huge employment potential of the BPO sector, the state-owned Orissa Computer Application Centre has roped in two leading consultants to prepare the large pool of educated unemployed talents available in the state for low-end jobs in manpo


Forex reserves zoom past $ 131 bn

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
India's foreign exchange reserves rose by $394 million during the week ending December 24, taking the total reserves past $131 billion.

Private banks hot on retail core funding

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
New generation private sector banks led by ICICI Bank and UTI Bank and mortgage major Housing Development Finance Corporation

IPOs fetch smart returns in 2004

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
If you had invested in any of the equity public offerings in 2004, you would need to be extremely unlucky to be sitting on negative returns at the moment.

Tsunami costs Chennai general insurers Rs 8.5 cr so far

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
The tsunami has cost general insurers in Chennai about Rs 8.5 crore (Rs 85 million) till now. However, a complete picture will emerge only after January.

FDI norms for print under lens

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
Group of ministers on print medium holds first meeting

R & D, design firms make silent entry

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
Bangalore accounted for 75% of research work

Textile margins will be under pressure

02.01.2005 09:12    rediff.com
The world order has changed while you were partying. The quota regime in the textile sector is history.

Yushchenko secure as rivals face prosecution

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
Old guard cronies flee with their millions fearing Ukraine backlash.

Leaders slow to react, now the battle to recover begins

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
THE tsunami disaster will force Tony Blair to rewrite his plans for addressing the most critical problems facing the world in the coming year.

The gathering storm: anger over Jack and Kirsty's island idyll

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
BBC colleagues aghast that Newsnight presenter is playing host to First Minister in Majorca.

Pressure mounts for Lang to quit board

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
SCOTTISH Tory heavyweight Lord Lang was last night under further pressure to quit his lucrative post on the board of a huge American insurance company.

Everything's rosy for garden sculptor Finlay

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
A RECLUSIVE Scottish artist has become a centrepiece of one of the world's top sculpture exhibitions.

Peter Cook gets vote as comics' favourite

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
COMEDIANS have voted the late Peter Cook the greatest comic of all time. More than 300 comedians, comedy writers, producers and directors on both sides of the Atlantic were asked to rank the biggest names in comedy.

Labour 'employing scare tactics'

02.01.2005 04:56    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
MINISTERS were accused last night of exaggerating the terror threat. Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy said the government was using "the politics of fear" to strip away historic civil liberties.

Prehistoric pine puts down new roots in Scotland

02.01.2005 04:33    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
A RARE prehistoric tree thought to have been extinct for millions of years is to be the centrepiece of a newly refurbished tourist attraction in Scotland.

Diary writing is now simply blog-standard

02.01.2005 03:47    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
FIONA LEITHTHE art of the diary is dead, long live the diary.

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