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July 15, 2009

Business

 Nooyi: Top Gun CEO

10 money tips to note while changing a job
In a high growth economy such as India's, it is common that as employees we could be tempted to look for greener pastures elsewhere.

· Education budgets of top economies
· Nooyi, Narayen among US's Top Gun CEOs

· It's time to start planning your future

· Higher tax collections signal recovery
· Satyam: A perplexed Sebi allowed trading
· Indian investors most optimistic: ING
· Ratings for power efficiency soon
· PSU divestment road map soon: Fin secy
· Poor rains to hit expansion: Nafed

· 'We look at ways to change the world'
· 'One can never miss the Indian market'

· State-run SEZs=50% export earnings
· Cancellation of mediclaim policies up
· WB predicts 7.3% fall in remittances
· Mobile no. portability to be delayed
· Cos in non-GST states to pay higher tax
· US building consultancy major eyes India
· India to see more desktop virtualisation
· PE, VC investments in healthcare dip

· Japan economy stabilises; recovery soon
· Unemployment poses threat to US recovery
· FIIs cut premiums for Indian stock marts
· ArcelorMittal's project put on hold
· Russia bans Indian marine products
· OMCs to cut aviation fuel prices
· India's opium export stagnates
· Swine flu closes Google Hyderabad office
· VCs keen to fund Indian start-ups
· PSU banks on recruitment drive
· Adani Power IPO by July-end
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