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Rediff
July 17, 2009

Business

 Workers pluck tea leaves.

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Hillary Clinton to meet Tata, Ambani
India Inc honchos are likely to explore measures to boost bilateral business ties during their brainstorming session over breakfast with the US Secretary of State.

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· How Hillary Clinton can boost Indo-US trade ties
· Give me time... I don't even have a mail id: Nilekani
· World's 8 biggest employers
· Elattuvalapil Sreedharan: The 'Metro man'
· Why Google eyes cloud computing
· Google launches voice-based search on mobiles
· Budget tips for frequent travellers
· For RNOR, foreign income is tax-free in India
· Monsoon: India's true finance minister
· Computer games: Mythology-based tales are a hit
· Can't sell gas to RNRL without govt nod: RIL
· Mukesh's pipeline firm to seek tax break restoration
· Gas dispute: Mukesh Ambani cites development clause
· Ambani dispute: Andhra company in the fray
· Nano to have permanent home in Pantnagar, too
· First customer to get Nano keys today
· Nano passes stringent European crash tests
· USIBC hails India's allocation of nuke sites
· UN praises G8's efforts to boost food security
· Big accounting firms should take onus for fraud: Khurshid
· 18,000 wind mills installed in India
· GM food hazard: Crisis worse than financial meltdown
· SAIL workforce to shrink by 20,000 by 2012
· India: Industrial production to fall to 4.8%
· Poor countries need to rethink development model: UN
· Sterlite raises $1.5 bn via ADS
· Two-thirds of govt borrowing in H1
· India: Anti-monopoly watchdog still in existence
· IBM Q2 net rises to $3.1 billion
· Satyam gets till Mar 31 to restate accounts
· George Soros' fund hikes stake in Educomp to 6%
· Changi buys 26% in India's first airport city project
· Maruti plans to roll into carbon credit trade
· Duty-free shops: ITDC in talks with retailers
· Mumbai: Only 2 bids for NTC's mill land
· Food prices still high in developing nations: UN
· Buy land for industry yourself: Bengal to investors
· Why West Bengal lost Rs 5.47 billion
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