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December 17, 2008

Business  Ramalinga Raju Photograph: Rediff Archives Satyam calls off Maytas deal Hit by the adverse market reaction, the company had planned acquisition of two companies promoted by the IT major chief Ramalinga Raju's son. · Satyam: Incredible! · It made sense to buy an infra firm: Raju · Satyam may launch shares buyback to appease investors · India's most preferred states for entrepreneurs · TechXchange 2008: Feast for technocrats' eyes · 6 reasons why Indian BPOs will keep booming · US turnaround by mid-2009? · Detroit bailout not about saving auto firms · US Fed cuts interest rate to almost zero · Madoff and the global economy · US, Asia must fight meltdown together: McCormick · Smart cards: What US can learn from Singapore · Pan-IIT meet: All about inspiration · Terror attack not to affect traffic: Qatar Air · Fiscal stimulus package adequate: Montek · Home loan sops to help DDA allottees · Govt may ask banks to share derivative losses · Mumbai attacks slow down FDI inflow: Shashi Tharoor · BoB to recruit 2,000 more in 2009 · Net gambling tycoon Dikshit forfeits $300 million in plea · Meltdown: Little impact on Indian shipyards · Realty, metal stocks pull down Sensex · Tata Motors may tap car loan pool to raise funds · Govt probes misuse of ADAG firms' accounts by UBS staff · 'Reservation requests commenced within days of the incident' · NFL closure dashes dreams of families · Saudis urge 2m b/d oil output cut · Goldman Sachs falls to $2.12bn loss · Downtrend to gain momentum: Jewellery exporters · Pune farmers join hands to improve earnings · Investor body against direct fee to agents · MFs borrowed at 15-24% in Oct: Sebi report · Banks reduce deposit rates, say lending rates will decline

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