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May 26, 2009

Business  Sir Richard Branson Budget during first week of July: Pranab Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the Budget for 2009-10 will spell out policies and priorities of the new United Progressive Alliance government. · After the Left, it's TC's turn to block reforms · Of MPs and fudged expenses · Sensex may hit 19,500 this year: Experts · Get ready for low-cost airline war · Mamata Banerjee takes over as Railway Minister · Be Indian, go global with international funds · SIP your way to wealth! · Will the Ritz beat Swift in sales? · Daiichi may have ousted Malvinder to salvage investment · Tasks for an emerging superpower · Centre plans to revive disinvestment ministry · Three top executives quit Satyam BPO · Final vs Final: IPL-1 wins · Wal-Mart defers launch of its first Indian store · Bajaj to use KTM alliance to roll out bigger bikes · FinMin asks govt depts not to exceed allocations · India has no plan to shelve IPI gas pipeline · Uttarakhand stops L&T's Singoli-Bhatwari project · Challenges facing the new I&B minister · Haldia Port Trust has some serious competition · NDTV Hindu: Local fare for Chennai · Hugh Hefner may sell Playboy to Sir Richard Branson · Pantaloon gets shareholder nod for biz restructure, name change · Will TDS affect your FD returns? · The ministers that really matter · Check out the new CBF Stunner · New IITs get regular directors · Consumer goods: ISO works to develop uniform standards

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