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January 5, 2009

Business Ponzi scheme was named after him Photograph: Sebastian Derungs/Reuters The world's biggest frauds Trading scams and big investment frauds have resulted in the loss of billions of dollars for gullible people. · Secrets of success from Google co-founder · Biz phrases you won't hear in 2009 · Outlook for markets in 2009 · The need for a tax revolt · The problems with 3G auction · The business of sustainability · 2009 may not be good for the salaried class · How will Indian stocks do in 2009? · What will happen to the economy in 2009? · Planning taxes? Don't forget insurance · Tips for the first-time tax payer · How to invest smartly in 2009 · Outlook for markets in 2009 · Oil PSU wage recommendations likely soon · Will bailouts help India in 2009? · TCS eyes tier-II cities for growth · Low interest regime to kick off with SBI cut · Delhi, Mumbai airports seek to double terror cover · Bharti overtakes Tata in market cap, Mittal surprised · Satyam investors urge merger · Coal India workers cancel strike; wage revision soon · Economy to dominate Pravasi Bharatiya Divas · Dabur to open new stores, scales down size · IGL can sell piped gas to households in Delhi · Tata Teleservices to launch GSM services soon · Stimulus package: Muted response from India Inc · Investing? Go for growth & value stocks · Rs 50,000-cr Orissa plans on track despite slump: Vedanta · UN body calls for better farm, forestry practices · Stimulus for commercial vehicles may fall flat · Prices of food items may ease this year · Glaxo's strategy may limit gains for Indian firms · Export cos expect volumes to take a hit: Survey · Crisis: Automakers reworking export strategy · Export growth to decline for the third month in a row

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