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June 10, 2009

Business  Inside the Porsche plant US firms fight Obama's anti-Bangalore stance American companies have launched a campaign against the new law that ends tax incentives to those firms which create jobs overseas. · Bill that could kill H-1B visas · Continuous shutdown takes toll on tourism in J&K · Bombardier unveils Indian-built metro car · Imported cigarettes too will carry warning · Protest over Arcelor Mittal plant in Jharkhand · Pranab wants banks to cut interest rates · Manmohan Singh stresses on inclusive growth · How luxury hotels are surviving the downturn · A new way to detect corporate frauds! · Some golden investment tips · Govt has scope for asset sales: Ahluwalia · Toyota launches Land Cruiser at Rs 82 lakh · GM unveils LPG-run Chevrolet Spark · Honda Jazz launched in India; priced at Rs 698,000 · Finance panel okays 7 IIMs, 10 NITs · Raja calls for extension of STPI · India's spice exports cross Rs 5,000 crore · Indian consumers most optimistic in A-Pac · Court raps taxmen who snoop · RIL allots 21,173 shares to employees under ESOS · The 2020 challenge before IT-BPO · Reforming the World Bank - Not so easy! · Dealing with nasty EU customs · Returning to India? Pay your income tax · Gilt funds can be double-edged swords · Satyam faces claims worth Rs 10,000 cr · Bank bailout: US govt makes $1.8 bn profit · Govt tables paper banning surrogate ads on tobacco, alcohol · Mumbai malls to pay Rs 1.52-cr stamp duty · Railways to set up modern wagon trolley factory in Bengal · IMF welcomes China's decision to invest $50 billion · SBI awaiting govt nod for associate banks' merger: Bhatt · Toyota to launch sedan from small car platform · Economic diplomacy: Mantra for new govt · Satyam bags contracts worth $380 million · Satyam settles row with Caterpillar · E-payment, online application for NPS · Unitech exits New Kolkata SPV · Sellers have no clue about New Pension Scheme · Banks prefer to sell NPAs for cash · Pune most suitable for UK investment: Survey · IT industry still attracts students · Kolkata to boast of a 'ghost restaurant' soon! · Problem of plenty for QIPs · S&P may downgrade India's rating · Tatas advance low-cost housing target by 2 yrs · India Inc to hire most globally: Manpower · Only 1 per cent of IT workforce laid off: Nasscom · The beginning of a new auto war · Inside the Porsche plant in Germany

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