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1.Delhi Will Have Excess...' (www.businessworld.in)
IN CONVERSATION
‘Delhi Will Have Excess Power’04 July 2009
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2.Challenges OF SME's (www.businessworld.in)
BW EVENTS
Challenges OF SME's04 July 2009
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3._Clearing The Air (www.businessworld.in)
TELECOM
Clearing The AirA separate regulator for spectrum will mean a subdued role for Trai
M. RAJENDRAN
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4.Well Be More Aggressive (www.businessworld.in)
INTERVIEW
‘We’ll Be More Aggressive’04 July 2009
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5.Qualified Accruals (www.businessworld.in)
STOCKMARKETS
Qualified AccrualsA string of QIPs may dent stockmarket rally, disinvestments
SREEVALSAN MENON
04 Jul 2009 -
6.Speedbumps Ahead As Hyundai... (www.businessworld.in)
AUTOMOBILES
Speedbumps Ahead As Hyundai Cruises In Fast Lane04 July 2009
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7.Weapons Of Play (www.businessworld.in)
TENNIS RACKETS
Weapons Of PlayBY FEROZ AHMED
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8.A Conservative Bank Gets... (www.businessworld.in)
CORPORATE
A Conservative Bank Gets A MakeoverHDFC Bank did not go overboard during the boom. Now it is using its strong balance sheet to grow aggressively
RAGHU MOHAN
04 July 2009 -
9.Waiting For Godot (www.businessworld.in)
COMMENT
Waiting For GodotThe stage is set for PSU disinvestments: a $50 billion opportunity that can substantially wipe out our deficit
JAI MAVANI
04 July 2009 -
10.Stuck In The Pipeline (www.businessworld.in)
STOCKMARKETS
Stuck In The PipelineDismal sales drive builders to take the QIP route for funds
GURBIR SINGH
04 Jul 2009 -
11.Pious Good Wishes (www.businessworld.in)
BW OPINION
Pious Good WishesThe Economic Survey displays creditable wish to undo the government’s follies and return to good economics, but its resolve is implausible
04 Jul 2009
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12.News Roundup: Emaar to Try IPO Route Again (www.vccircle.com)
Tata Capital Private Equity Head Shailendra Bhandari Quits - Before the closure of its maiden fund, Private Equity head of Tata Capital Shailendra Bhandari has resigned. Bhandari will be leaving the company to pursue other opportunities by the end of J...
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13.Running On Empty (www.businessworld.in)
OIL
Running On EmptyThe price hike will ease the pressure on fiscal deficit, but not much
SRIKANTH SRINIVAS
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Back to Business: For Banks, Wads of Cash and Loads of Trouble (www.nytimes.com)Bulk deposits from brokers, known as hot money, fueled growth at smaller banks across the country, but also led some to the brink, and beyond.
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For Australian Winemakers, More Turns Out to Be Less (www.nytimes.com)Australian winemakers are selling more wine but making less money per bottle.
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16.About 10 firms submit bids for AIG Taiwan unit: reports (www.reuters.com)
TAIPEI (Reuters) - About 10 global and Taiwan financial firms have submitted bids to buy troubled AIG's Taiwanese insurance unit, newspapers said on Saturday, in a deal that could fetch up to over $2 billion.
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17.Shanghai plans own "Wall Street bull": report (www.reuters.com)
BEIJING (Reuters) - Wall Street may be down on its luck, but China's growing business hub, Shanghai, plans to install its own version of the Street's famed charging bull statue, casting in metal its hopes to eventually rival New York.
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18.European Union Proposes to Police Derivatives Trading (www.nytimes.com)
The European Commission said moving trades onto exchanges would improve price transparency and strengthen risk management.
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19.Europe Tests Banks, and Worries (www.nytimes.com)
Germany and Spain are reluctant to publish the results, but other nations favor releasing an overview of the data.
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British Study Madoff Payments to Austrian Banker (www.nytimes.com)Prosecutors are investigating reports that companies owned by the banker, Sonja Kohn, received more than $40 million.
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21.Internet Companies and Ad Agencies Go From Old Enemies to New Friends (www.nytimes.com)
The slowing growth in online advertising is pushing traditional ad agencies and Internet companies to work together.
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22.MOUNTAIN OF DEBT: Rising debt may be next crisis (www.huffingtonpost.com)
WASHINGTON — The Founding Fathers left one legacy not celebrated on Independence Day but which affects us all. It's the national debt. The country first...
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23.Stuck In The Pipeline (www.businessworld.in)
REAL ESTATE
Stuck In The PipelineDismal sales drive builders to take the QIP route for funds
GURBIR SINGH
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CallWave Delists From NASDAQ; Fuze Meeting Rises From The Ashes (www.techcrunch.com)It's not easy to launch a successful WebEx competitor. Most businesses have long since established their "system" for dealing with web meetings, using old standbys like WebEx or GoToMeeting. And those businesses that are willing to venture into the un...
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25.Taxing Issues And Budget (www.businessworld.in)
COMMENT
Taxing Issues And BudgetGST should be on top of the agenda and the realignment process in terms of tax rates should begin now
PRATIK JAIN
04 June 2009
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