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January 16, 2009

Business  New faces in Satyam board Photograph: Reuters/Krishnendu Halder (India) Satyam, Wipro: Ex-World Bank official denies wrongdoing Sources close to Mohamed Mushin say he regrets the indiscretion of purchasing the shares that he did. · America's youngest Indian CEO · Corruption in India like Africa: WB official · Raju's bail plea hearing on Monday · Satyam gets 3 new board members · Satyam, Wipro: Ex-World Bank official denies wrongdoing · FICCI ends 8-year ties with PwC · New board to protect Satyam staff, investors · Will Satyam lead to a change? · TR Prasad's 6th resignation; this time it's Taj Gvk Hotels · Satyam: Hearing on Sebi plea on Jan 19 · Banks, internal auditor under Sebi scanner in Satyam scam · Maytas hits lower circuit for 7th straight session · India's retail story: What's gone wrong · RBI's New Year mantra: Change crisis into opportunity · Outlook Money editor quits, citing interference · RBI may not cut key rates in Jan · Affordable homes are back · Foreign groups circle power-hungry India · Clifford Chance finds AZB India ally · Survival strategies for Indian tourism · Investments worth Rs 1,700 bn shelved: CMIE · Airlines cut business class fares · Global meltdown continues to hit tourism industry · Mahindra yet to get US nod to launch vehicles · IT SEZs to get more tax sops · Indians prefer life insurance to FDs · Leela lines up Rs 25 bn to set up 3 luxury hotels · MSP to now reflect transport, marketing charges · Tatas pull out of JV with Sasken · Ranbaxy to exit Japanese JV with Nippon Chemiphar · Nortel move a blow to Sasken · Banks deposit rates to remain high · Co-promoter Kotecha exits Pyramid Saimira · Govt to adhere to latest borrowing schedule · Inequality: Biggest challenge for India, says PM · Planning to travel? Low airfares are back · Satyam: What to expect and what to do · MTNL to launch 3G services in Delhi soon · RIL should supply gas to Dadri plant once ready: Ministers

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