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December 23, 2008

Business  India's retail boom story Photograph: Jewella C Miranda An engineer from IIT, now a farmer I knew a farm would give me much better returns in terms of economy as well as happiness, says R Madhavan. · Pan-IIT 08: A star-studded affair · IIT alumni to improve ITIs, spur rural jobs · The man behind Maruti's success · Sensex slips on bleak economic review · Internet connections will be slow till December 26 · Govt review sees GDP growth at 7% · 5,000 set to lose job in Malaysia · Unisys to cut 1,300 jobs; suspends hikes · 'Slowdown will make students less arrogant' · Fewer mergers in 08 as companies hold on to cash · Execs more pessimistic than a month ago: McKinsey · Globalisation? Over 70% Indian youth never heard it · UK's biggest trade union wants govt bailout for Tata's JLR · 'We have aggressive plans to invest in India' · 'Indian economy 2nd fastest growing' · Banks should cut interest rates: EA chief · The 15 richest fictional characters · 3 oil PSUs' debt at Rs 1,150 bn · Hinduja Foundries cuts working days at three units · GM shuts Halol plant for a fortnight · Bad asset norms may be relaxed · Kishore Biyani may seek peace with suppliers · Unitech board okays plan to raise Rs 50 bn · Global majors queue for Delhi cargo airport · Kingfisher rules out fare cut · Tata gets 45 acres at Pantnagar for Nano · RIL, BP sign contract with Centre to share output · Air India agrees to pay commission to travel agents · Maharashtra to offer Rs 50 bn farm loan waiver · IOC to open India's first hydrogen fuel pump · Glenmark may beat rivals in novel chemical entity sale · FIIs may participate in currency futures after 2 years · Insurance staff to go on strike · BoI cuts lending rate by 75 bps · OECD sees turbulent times ahead for IT industry · Equity funds still the best · Private ops cry foul over BSNL WiMax services · 3G entrants can get 2G spectrum: Panel · Tata agrees to cash boost for Jaguar · RIL to begin natural gas production from KG-D6 by Jan · No plans to ban futures in more commodities: Finmin

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