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June 4, 2009

Business  Lehman Brothers Photograph: Toru Hanai/Reuters President on the economic crisis & black money Expecting the economy to slow down in the current fiscal amid global recession, President Pratibha Patil said the new government will focus on adversely-affected sectors. · America's top 10 bankrupt companies · 10 most dangerous Web search terms revealed! · Getting caught in the 'web' of love · US job cuts fall in May · 'Fiscal deficit higher than 6% of GDP? Imprudent' · Indian govt may dilute stake in listed PSUs to 90% · 'India is entering a long-term bull run' · ICICI Bank cuts lending rates by 50 bps · How celebrities make their millions · Airlines will take 3 years to recover · Of NRIs, spouses and taxation · Office market? Mumbai 6th most expensive · Audi Q5 @ Rs 38.29 lakh · New Nokia touchscreen phone @ Rs 35K · Want to win $250,000? · India: Too much too soon · No Twitter, Flickr in China · Cheating the gaming thief · Indian housing prices begin to drop! · Economists raise India's growth forecasts · 'The real surprise in Asia could be India' · Sensex ends past 15,000 as govt unveils agenda · Some golden investment tips · UK 2nd most targeted nation for M&A deals: Dealogic · Cisco to invest $2 billion in Modi's GIFT · Big FM to list on Bombay Stock Exchange in 2 months · GM bankruptcy: Auto suppliers not worried · India to see a retail revolution · Steel producers to hike prices · PMO asks Montek, other Plan panel members to stay · Post-PTA, India-Mercosur trade to touch $10 bn · Wipro sees big opportunity in India, China · Why India needs a broadband stimulus · Trade unions demand revival of sick units · IT exports from north up 30%, Infy top exporter · Krishnakumar appointed CEO of Coca-Cola arm · Big infrastructure projects to get nod soon · Govt committed to financial reforms · Wal-Mart to hire over 22,000 people in US · Aegis BPO to up workforce by 12,000 · India's inflation declines to 0.48% · Air India to phase out 11 old Airbus 320 · Bharat Nirman phase II to have higher targets: President · Govt may allow AAI to raise Rs 50 bn

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