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December 04, 2008

Business  Taj Mahal Hotel under attack Photograph: Photograph: Uriel Sinai/AFP/Getty Images Terror? Mumbai still an investor hot-spot India, especially, Mumbai still remains an important place for foreign investors by virtue of being a high-demand market. · Sensex booms; Reliance, ICICI Bank surge 7% · 65,500 people have lost jobs, says India · Indian markets weak: Think long-term · Meltdown effect: Guj BPOs say 'work from home' · Reliance to downsize staff in jet fuel division · Retail rent dips 40%, realtors work hard to beat slump · Global crisis: Kashmir Valley melting · Infosys to hire 25,000 this year · TCS reviews capital expenditure plan · Nissan to cut sourcing from Maruti · Your 6 transactions that the taxman tracks · An audio treat for music lovers · Telecom major's wireless broadband may be delayed · Beware of phishing attacks this holiday season · Move aside desktops; here come 'nettops' · Petrol price may be cut by Rs 10 · Bankers seek measures to propel demand; see CRR, repo cuts · 'Fraud repository will help banks' · Bhaskar in advanced talks for INX stakes · The 3G auction blunder · Amforge to remain shut for 17 days · New Delhi station revamp runs into fresh trouble · Vodafone tax liability is $2 bn: CBDT · Infy to hire 25,000, says IT sector will grow 15% · Inflation dips to 8.40% · RIL told to give natural gas to Dabhol plant · New BlackBerry handset caught in security web · French co to design Mumbai suburban AC train

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