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October 27, 2009

Business The Tata Manza Home, car loan rates may not rise The Reserve Bank on Tuesday increased a key statutory deposit ratio for banks to 25 per cent but the move is not expected to push interest rates up. · Growth forecast falls to 6 pc in RBI survey · Highlights of RBI's monetary policy · RBI policy disappoints markets · India Inc gives RBI's monetary policy a thumbs up · RBI gives positive signal to economy: Fin Secy · RBI review in line with govt thinking: FM · GDP likely to grow by 6.75%: FM · Wipro Q2 net up 19% at Rs 1,161.7 cr · Telecom licences: Raja denies charges · Firms may see talent exodus as economy recovers · Qualcomm's Rs 10k 'computer' to be in India soon · Ambani war: SC raises questions on suitable arrangement · Australian telco to offshore 150 jobs to Mumbai by 2010 · Infy, AP rural BPO push to create 1,000 jobs · Forbes to cut staff · US: Small biz owners to hire in next 12 months · Air India readies schedule to reduce fleet · Yuva trains to have AC double decker coaches · Mumbai airport operations to be hit every Tuesday · Web addresses to speak all languages · Google searches 3G prospects in India · 'IT needs to create new biz models' · Mahindra Satyam to position itself as ICT company · Tata Motors finds a saviour in Manza · Santro vs Sandero: Hyundai drags Mahindra Renault to court · Reva to rope in franchises for production abroad · Toyota's Hino Motors to launch luxury buses in India by Dec · I-T dept serves fresh notice on DLF · New Aviva ad campaign: No child's play · Sibal opts for VRS from Oil India · Join in India's growth: Prez to Indian diaspora · Import duty on rice scrapped till Sep 2010 · S Kumars Nationwide: Spinning a new biz strategy · What next for India's financial sector?

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