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October 12, 2009

Business Economics Nobel winners Elinor Ostrom, Oliver Williamson win Nobel Economics Prize Elinor Ostrom is the first female Laureate in Economic Sciences. · Anil's peace overture fails to impress Mukesh · Ambani dispute hurt gas auction: DGH · RCom may have inflated revenues, evaded licence fee · Infy CEO on business growth, salary hikes · India may see 8% salary hike this yr, 10.9% in 2010 · Vavasi: A giant killer in India's telecom arena? · Taxmen give tax code the thumbs-down · Our policies are for the aam aadmi : FM · Double digit IIP growth shows recovery: India Inc · India's industrial production grows 10.4% in Aug · Order fireworks online this Diwali · Industrial growth signals recovery: FM · How to resolve the financial crisis at IITs, IIMs · NRIs seek Tharoor's help to protect property in India · Google bullish on social network ads · India Inc warns against rolling back stimulus package · An insecure future for India's unskilled workers · Vulgarity in executive compensation? A point of view · Pay control will corrupt corporates · Political parties can start TV channels, says govt · Free ATM era ends on Tuesday · How to make the most of credit card reward points · Lupin pills hit legal wall in United States · Sebi asks Raju to file reply by Oct 30 · Satyam to recruit again, even seniors · Banks flush with funds: RBI · RIL surrenders 14 blocks to govt · GDP of GCC economies to grow 5.2% in 2010: IMF · Singapore exits recession; GDP expands 0.8% · NELP oil, gas blocks auction draws poor response · Rs 59-lakh BMW Z4 Roadster now in India · Real war in the fertiliser ministry · Citigroup to pay $6,00,000 fine · Pharma co's Gujarat SEZ plan runs into green hurdle · Idea offers lowest tariff at 40 p for all local calls · UK: 154,000 asylum seekers to get stealth amnesty · Bengal has not given up industrialisation: CM · StanChart gets RBI nod to list on Indian stock exchanges

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