India's richest become poorer... More...

February 24, 2009

Business  Mobile phones to drool over Govt announces tax cuts to boost economy The government on Tuesday said that the 4 per cent excise duty cut across-the-board will continue beyond March 31, 2009. · Indian billionaires: Biggest losers & gainers · The world's 10 freest economies · What is contra investing? · Check out some cheap investment options · Need help to settle credit card dues? · Recession: Worse yet to come? · Where have all the savings gone? · Of global crisis and geo-political consequences · What the slowdown numbers say · Businesses face more competitive pressures · Reliance Money launches mobile trading in equities, commodities · Meltdown, terror strikes take toll on tourism · Pune developers to pay EMI of laid-off clients · We'll take required action, RBI tells Pranab · Kapil Dev forays into street lighting biz · India should make R&D more attractive: Deloitte · Bobby Jindal opposes Obama's stimulus bill · Sun, Taro chiefs meet for out-of-court settlement · ICICI nominee directors still on board: Subhiksha MD · 138 firms come out with flying colours · Slumdog Millionaire: Big money for Indian companies · Global commodity-linked firms hit hard · Foreign companies back out of big-ticket railway projects · One in every three companies reports net loss · India slips three notches in competitive index · Tatas may drop another Bengal plan · Government okays Adani SEZ merger

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