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June 2, 2009

Business  Bankruptcy will hit Indian IT Maran promises 1 crore jobs in textiles sector ...and attract an investment of Rs 1.55 lakh crore in the next five years. · Core sector grows by 4.3% in April · Infosys invests Rs 63 crore in overseas subsidiaries · GM, Chrysler fall may cost 250,000 jobs · Management mantra of India's best CEO · If Sunil Mittal does not succeed... · TRIO: India's first tri-fuel car · 10 Indian firms among world's best · An investment guru's advice for investors · How to automate money to get rich · Bharti Wal-Mart in Amritsar, to invest $100 mn · GM shares worth 75 cents as it exits stock market · GM's bankruptcy will impact Indian service providers · GM: Of vanilla ice-cream, 9/11 and wars · GM owes ArcelorMittal $9.6 million · Ford seeks to gain amid GM pain · Govt plans to impose cess on natural gas · SC refuses to stay land acquisition for Ambani SEZ · Steel Min may restructure four PSUs · Montek may continue as deputy chairman, Planning Commission · ICICI Bank's Hari Pandey bags corporate executive award · GM faces hurdles raising funds in India · Govt clears 9 SEZ proposals · Cadbury sees India as cocoa growth market · DLF allowed to withdraw 4 SEZs, asked to refund tax sops · Oil India may hit capital markets in September · Tightrope walk for the finance minister · NPC, Westinghouse deal on N-power plants · Smart cards for Bihar NREGA workers · Pre-school brands make their presence felt · Part of Maytas Infra debt went to Raju's till · Power: Will the $10-billion attack end all woes? · Poor quarterly numbers: Corporate performance still sluggish · Cracking the online news code · How GM bankruptcy will hit Indian IT vendors · India Inc seeks investment-led Budget

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