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August 14, 2009

Business  Banks seek change in ATM rules 6 reasons why India IT will revive soon Analysts believe that the worst might be over for Indian IT and the sector might just be entering a stabilisation zone. · America's 10 highest-paid CEOs · CII's 5-pt plan to fight scanty rain · Pharma outsourcing to cross $2.3 bn · Bidding for Venezuelan fields: RIL out · HDFC, LIC Housing cut home loan rates · MF assets sit on a mountain of cash · Indian investors to bid for British Land · Private air taxi takes off in Bihar · Govt may release 45 l tons of foodgrain · Design, not template, compromised: CBI · Great Eastern Energy IPO in Dec · Voters cards as proof for 80+ pensioners · 'Standalone 3G players can't survive' · RIL finds gas in Mahanadi basin block · Maths the new operating system's soul · What has become of the Royal Challenge? · Firstsource chief has big plans on anvil · Gold loans: Best for urgent money needs · How does forex trading work? · When expressways take their toll · IMF approves $4.78 billion for India · PE ratio: How it helps buy great stocks · Asean:Malaysia goods to be 80% duty-free · Investing? Avoid these mistakes · Obama to attend APEC meeting in S'pore · New tax code to make fund-raising easier · Property fund:Knight Frank puts off plan · 2009-10 will be worse, says Jet · Swine flu: Mumbai malls see biz drop 50% · How to beat inflation · What are FCCBs? · High turnover ratio=higher returns? · Allow retail of Tamiflu: Pharma cos · Aditya Birla Nuvo in talks with PE firms · Pranab sees revival in second half · Banks want curbs on free ATM use

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