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Rediff Newsletter
October 23, 2009

Business

7 myths about Swiss bank accounts busted
Infosys among Asia's most admired knowledge firms
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· How she makes wealth from waste
· Rs 9,000-cr gold sold during Diwali week
· RBI to hike CRR by 50 bps: Moody's
· UK remains in recession;GDP shrinks 0.4%
· Finmin expects RBI to continue soft rate
· Nano: Tata may go for pre-emptive checks
· Internet: What the future holds for us
· Markets end below 17,000
· Haryana SEZ: RIL plans to bring partner
· Spectrum: CPI-M for PM's intervention

· 'Other airline costs double of ours'
· Why invest in debt mutual funds
· Rice production may slump by 16m tons:FM
· Tips to invest in stocks and bonds
· All about offshore investing
· Benefits of strategic investment
· 7 myths about Swiss bank accounts busted

· The pros and cons of investing in FDs
· Forex versus commodity trading
· Toyota to up SUV Fortuner output by 60%
· Infosys among most admired knowledge cos
· Exploring PPF as an investment avenue
· Railways to go for JVs
· Satyam virtual pool staff to get no pay
· Credit cards or misery cards?
· India for new initiatives with ASEAN
· 'Kindle' a love for books

· The dangerous side of stimulus...
· Galleon unwinding India investments
· Financial inclusion: UID to be catalyst
· Murthy sells Rs 177 cr Infy stock for VC
· Growth or dividend stocks?
· Tax code from fiscal 2011-12: Pranab
· RBI raps banks for overcharging
· Realty: Why are the builders so worried?
· Mumbai makeover may be back on track
· Nacil to cut incentives bill 70 per cent
· BSNL, MTNL eye Russia, Europe
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