Terror attacks: Who are the biggest losers?...More

December 08, 2008

Business  Battle over diamond mines Terror attacks: Who are the biggest losers? A look at two sectors that are most affected by macroeconomic trends. · When CEOs take a salary cut! · A tri-deck, 7-star super-luxury yacht! · History, markets and terror · How risky is India? · India's moment of truth · Industrial slowdown: Legal firms to make hay · 'Thank God and Reddy for saving our banks' · US: Excuses people make to skip office! · India may back new farm proposals: WTO · FTIL brings charges against NSE · 'Centre could have done more for textile sector' · Insurance cover for terror? Here's help · Investing in stocks? Don't make this mistake · Slowdown, approval delays hit Unitech's IT SEZs · Hotels' New Year's Eve revenue to fall 50 per cent · Exports dip in November too, commerce for more sops · Consultants reel as M&A advisory business disappears · Oil consumption forecasts slashed · US job losses steepest since 1974 · RNRL refutes govt's stand on gas price · Investors give realtors the chill · M&M, Fiat defer launches on terror strike · India Inc greets govt measures · Smooth road ahead for projects worth Rs 60,000 cr · Slowdown helps sales of private labels · Turnaround at least a year away for IT firms · Now, VCs to invest in rural tech · PSU refiners' fuel sale losses may rise by 5% · Steel prices to fall by Rs 1,400 per tonne · The battle over diamond mines · Too little, too late: Exporters · Mistakes that worsened the economic crisis · Govt package: Just in time, say realtors · Power may get cheaper: NTPC chief · No big cheer for textile firms

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