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June 8, 2009

Business  Car, bike sales rise TCS raises top brass pay by Rs 10 mn In the process giving a better hike to its incoming chief executive officer than his predecessor. · 7 simple tricks to a happy financial life · How do you control CEO rage? · The 10 hardest jobs to fill in America · Firms squeezing more work in less pay · What Mamata promises in the Railway Budget · India's billion dollar club swells by $500 bn · Meet Simmarpal Singh, the Peanut Prince of Argentina! · Infosys may begin campus hiring in 2010 · TCS hiring more foreigners to fight protectionism · India a safe harbour: K V Kamath · Air India mulls no-frills service · Protectionism must be resisted: USIBC · Pepsico's India story is getting crunchier · Companies ask staff to pay part of health cover claims · Wipro ups ante on consulting · Maytas Hill County in for more trouble · Car, bike sales rise · 'Search' a big business opportunity · Rajeev Motwani, Google founder's mentor, dead · European football clubs shoot for India · A licence raj mindset on spectrum · Wipro BPO to open two centres overseas · Wal-Mart's secret of success amid slump · Humble barcodes live on to tell the story · Realty developers bank on residential projects · GM India says all investments complete · 5 MF houses get ready to start business · IITs to market patents with help from investment firms · Sebi for phased reduction of securities transaction tax · Govt against capital infusion in SBI · Defence signs deal to free 45 MHz of spectrum · India & WTO: A rethink needed · Airlines worldwide may lose $9 billion: IATA · India keen on resuming Doha talks · WB jewellers on 3-day strike; to meet Pranab · Hyatt Emaar JV to set up hotels in India · Goa not to compensate SEZ developers · 'Protests will dip if casinos move out of sight' · 72% Indian firms eye radical change · A leaner General Motors plans future path

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