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February 06, 2009

Business  World's biggest toymakers Senators seek H-1B hiring ban The amendment if approved by the Senate would have an immediate impact on Indian IT professionals. · H-1B visa: How to apply, and more · Gear up for Asia's biggest air show · These Indians have the golden touch · World's 8 biggest toy makers · Mad pursuit of money starts to slow in India · RBI to provide sufficient liquidity to fuel growth · IBM offers jobs in India to laid-off workers · Indian businesses forced to cut staff · Satyam sees inflow of business intelligence deals · Murthy's pep talk to Satyam staff · Essar to set up Rs 17,760 crore steel plant in Karnataka · Kingfisher slashes pilots' salaries by Rs 80,000 · No hope in sight yet for US economy · Why do promoters pledge shares? · US desperately needs a recovery plan: Obama · More steps soon to boost economy: Pranab · Will the first Nano be launched from Uttarakhand? · 25% vendor payments delayed: Tata Motors · Tata Motors vendors deny payment issues · Here's help to finalise your tax saving plan · Bureaucrat stops pension proposal for BPL widows · Tata Power hid info in Sasan case: Govt · Nomura Holdings launches investment banking in India · General insurance premium rates may rise from April · Govt banks up promoter funding · NSE to start cross-margin facility from Monday · Airlines fail to benefit from fare fair · Maytas' legal notice to Vedanta · ICAI wants more teeth to prevent accounting fraud · Satyam's new CEO sold shares worth Rs 90 lakh · Recovery plan vital to lift economic gloom: Obama · Tata Motors may roll out Nano on March 3 · Indian exports slipped on 24% dip in oil products in January · UPA to focus on rural jobs in interim Budget · Automatic FDI approval may be selectively scrapped

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