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December 31, 2009

Business India testing if it can run 350-kmph bullet train Top 10 Indian companies of the decade India Inc entered the 21st Century more confident and more competitive. · Demand for gold may remain intact in 2010 · Food inflation nears 20% · Bengal among worst NREGA performers: Pranab · Top 5 trends that will stand out in 2010 · Online festive spending in US rises 5% to $27 bn · Sensex to enter silver jubilee year · Power sector in the dark in 2009 · Commexes to end year with Rs 70 trillion turnover! · Terror, crime financing cases double in 2009 · 3G mobile telephony not so 'next-generation' · Dubai sets limit for property rent hikes in 2010 · Corporate fought rivals and downturn with vigour · India testing if it can run 350-kmph bullet train · 2009: How it was for global biz · India wins slowdown battle; loses rising prices war · IATA for minimal use of pat-down searches · Bank deposits fall on advance tax payment · After job woes, stimulus came as a saviour · Life insurers log 53% rise in first premium income · 5 tech trends to watch out in 2010 · Tourism sector looks up to CW Games · The incredible rise of India Inc · No hasty stimulus exit, says FM · Telangana takes zing off revelry · From Copenhagen to Mexico: The cycle continues · Extra increment to staff: LS, RS differ · 'India has some of the most promising entrepreneurs' · New Year gift: Airtel, RCom won't raise SMS rates · 'Stock markets may not do well in 2010' · Trading timings: NSE shoots down brokers' plea · Investing? Tips to get better returns in 2010 · I-T dept claims Rs 30k cr for MAT violations · Airlines will continue to add low-cost seats · Sony Ericsson launches 'green' Elm · UP mills keep cane farmers in good humour · Denim cos to cut tailor workforce for Gen Y

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