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December 30, 2008

Business Microsoft Research lab Photograph, courtesy: Microsoft Research Lab, India Wait! Property prices to fall further! The US sub-prime crisis triggered recessionary forces globally. · The dancing, spider-like futuristic cruiser! · Why India does not produce enough researchers · New IT jobs down by 25% · 7 ways to shortlist the right stocks · 'PEs that survive the next 18 months will win' · Air India fares down 35-82%; other airlines too cut fares · RCom launches nationwide GSM services · Infosys CEO on what 2009 could be like · Satyam: Raju turns to employees for support · Global meltdown, 26/11 hit gift shops biz · US banks to post first overall quarterly loss · Oil crisis and controversies in 2008 · Malaysia to lay off 2,000 foreign workers · Efforts on to woo tourists despite slowdown · Jet suspends Bhopal-Indore-Delhi flight for 4 days · America's biggest billionaire losers of 2008 · The coming US credit card crisis: How to survive · America's top-paid young CEOs · The biggest CEO firings of 2008 · Wadias plan to revisit Danone stake price · M&M to exit Swaraj Mazda by selling stake to Sumitomo · Tata Power, Essar Power, L&T opt out of Tilaiya · Sex and recession · Banks responsible for card, PIN delivery · Rivals to counter Sterlite's revised bid for Asarco · A gloomy year for Tamil Nadu's industry · CMIE revises industrial growth to 4.5% · Real estate players bank on CPs · Bill to alter property tax system okayed · Banks pay 38% higher advance tax in Q3 · DTH firms losses may cross Rs 2,000 cr in 2008-09 · Court asks Rahul Bajaj to compensate minority shareholder · Loan rangers should hold their horses · Social networking sites hope for a better tomorrow · 7 ways to shortlist the right stocks · Tamil Nadu proposes two-day power holiday · Raju family's stake in Satyam halves · Reliance Money, FTIL plan stock exchanges

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