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December 7, 2009

Business China, world's biggest polluter The world's 10 biggest polluters China is the world's worst polluting nation with the highest overall annual emission of greenhouse gases. · Copenhagen Summit: Who wants what · India to invest Rs 74,000 cr in CO2 emission cutbacks · Now, virtual lab management to reduce C-footprint · How India can cut its energy needs by 20%! · RCom reported less revenue: Govt action soon · Air India for 10% cut in expat pilots' wages · Banking still miles away from Jalanga · RBI may hike interest rates in phases · Indians cast net for expat CEOs · 14 days to avert an approaching calamity · Copenhagen: India keen to be deal-maker · Delegates gear up for negotiations at Copenhagen · ITC reaps growth benefits from its green capital · ArcelorMittal to gain Rs 7,000 cr from carbon credits · G-77 concern over too many treaty drafts · Alarmed India Inc writes letter to PM on climate deal · 'Most nations want Kyoto Protocol to continue' · It's the right climate for change · Emission cut will fuel more eco-friendly cars · Now, a computer programme that can write our thoughts · The games companies play to 'console' consumers · BPOs to be taxed under new tax code: expert · Govt earns Rs 8,308 cr from mobile companies · 'Entertainment is a huge and interesting opportunity' · 'We need biz leaders who can understand competition' · How to benefit from hedging · It's time for a 'Look Further East Policy' · India among top borrowers amid global debt slump · Dubai's crisis may hit Emirates Airlines · CII for changes in the Land Acquisition Bill · How India plans to trace black money abroad · Reliance Mediaworks jumps into 3D movies · Top 5 AIG executives may quit over pay · Retail sector to grow to $410 bn by 2010: Assocham · Fuel retailers: Min seeks Rs 20,871-cr oil bonds · Fuel sale: IOC incurs Rs 94 cr loss daily · Compensation not enough, say OMCs

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