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January 18, 2010

Business Creditors put Dubai World debt up for sale Air India told to give details of pay, perks of top bosses Air India had earlier admitted that a chairman-cum-managing director for some months got issued 121 free air-passes. · Budget 2010: What to expect · Panel against Bt Brinjal in Andhra Pradesh · Taiwan, MAIT plan electronic clusters in Gujarat · Auto sector to grow by 10-12 pc in 2010: Fitch · Start investing when you are still in your 20s · How villagers built a tourist resort · India has opportunity to build sustainable cities: Sibal · Wholesale sugar prices dip, retail markets to follow: Pawar · Tips to make your car attractive · Gail Q3 net jumps over three-fold to Rs 860 cr · IOC plans to acquire mid-size E&P firms · Delhi govt may grow biofuel crops on forest land · Creditors put Dubai World debt up for sale: Report · Leipzig fair to draw Indian auto component firms · One man's crusade to bring riches to rural areas · Jairam Ramesh on his green agenda · Pharma tops in patent suits · Dadri land acquisition: No relief for Reliance Energy Ltd · States seek easy rate for farm loans · Sebi bans Societe Generale from issuing PNs · Dubai crisis hits Indian educational institutes · Gems council may leave China · The tax benefits on your children's education · Aligning with China in Copenhagen a mistake: Bhagwati · More funds for social sector · A smart card-based solution to hunger and poverty · Loans between firms come under I-T lens · ISB placements kick off with Rs 40-lakh offer · Recruiters return to IIT Bombay · HPCL plans Rs 20,000 cr refinery · Pitroda stresses on knowledge infrastructure · RBI - An institution India deserves · ITC targets the schoolbag · Wockhardt-Abbot deal gets high court go-ahead · e-Gov dept to go paperless · Patel wants airlines to club fare, surcharge · Eight in fray for Hyderabad Metro · Oh no, I'm being watched online! And so are you! · Day Zero: B'lore, Calcutta break ranks with IIM-A · Ad row creates buzz for Onida cellphones

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