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December 28, 2009

Business New Year? Cyber criminals on the prowl How Bengaluru plans to quench its thirst To meet its future requirement, the city is looking beyond the Cauvery. · IIM study suggests deregulation of oil sector · Telangana uproar: Property prices zoom 20% in Vijayawada · When the farmers' jury gave its verdict · Home loans for NRIs · Don't ignore External Commercial Borrowings · Tax bomb: Why it is better to use company car · Swiss test solar-power aircraft for night flight · Power Min plans to rate mileage: Auto industry fumes · LG announces top management shuffle · Insurers wait yet another year for FDI increase · China unveils world's fastest train, at 350 km/hr! · Tax reform needs careful implementation · 'Only tax breaks may not draw investors' · Developers rush to get rid of SEZs in 2009 · Putin inaugurates eastern oil pipeline · US cos plan pay hike next year as economy recovers · 2010 to be tough for British retailers · How India can be a successful economy · High gold prices spur diamond demand · A new act to make mining community-friendly · Dubai Properties replaces senior execs · L&T, Lanco face wrath of 'save river' campaign · Hyderabad: IT firms take safety measures for staff · Cyber criminals threaten to dampen New Year celebrations · Bajaj phases out more bike models · Rs 550-cr Balco divestment papers 'cannot be traced' · 3G spectrum auction may begin in March · India Inc partners PE funds for acquisitions · Small drug firms cry foul over ethics code · World Bank funds to come with reforms clause · Misleading ads: ASCI pulls up Reliance, Idea · As projects falter, steel MNCs forge partnerships · Goldman Sachs takes 9.4% in Max India for $115 mn · SBI banks on wind power · Mamata's rail chugs along with hiccups · Ministers' appraisal soon, may trigger Cabinet rejig · New Year gifts set to get chic, again · Japanese PM to meet Tata, Ambani · AAI pays 600 jobless staffers in Mumbai · Lalit Suri Group plans foray into economy segment · PSU banks score on customer care · Corporate India warms up to adoption of ITIs · Reforms have reduced poverty, says PM · 2010 set to be year of indices trading

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