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Smaller tech firms start hiring

By DC Correspondent

Techies rejoice, jobs are back. After the biggies, other tech companies are also starting to hire. Infosys, Wipro and TCS had reversed the trend during the December quarter when they added new employees in large numbers. Other players are now following.
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GDP growth is back on track, says FM

By DC Correspondent

India’s industrial production grew by 16.7 per cent in January raising hopes that the country is back on the road of sustained recovery. However, with high inflation, the possibility of interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank has become more likely.
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Banks blamed for Lehman collapse

By DC Correspondent

It is the Wall Street equivalent of a coroner’s report — a 2,200-page document that lays out, in new and startling detail, how Lehman Brothers used accounting sleight of hand to conceal the bad investments that led to its undoing.
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ONGC rejects Russia offer

By DC Correspondent

Russia has offered Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) stake in gas fields in the Arctic Peninsula of Yamal, but the Indian state-owned firm is more interested in Sakhalin-3 and Vankor oil fields in East Siberia.
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Risk takers can opt for ELSS schemes

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Mumbai, Equity Linked Savings Scheme or ELSS as it is more popularly known, is a hit with the investors , with the intention to save tax, especially during the period January - March.
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Toyota faces California suit

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Toyota Motor Corp was hit by a planned lawsuit by California prosecutors on Friday over vehicle defects and by renewed political pressure to cooperate with investigators on cases of runaway cars.
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Prince Andrew, Duke of York (centre) with RPG Enterprises vice-chairman Sanjiv Goenka (left) along with CII eastern region chairman Mukul Somany during a seminar on UK-India Business Partnership: Low Carbon Economy in Kolkata on Friday.

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- MNP to be delayed by 3 months
  
  The mobile number portability, which enables subscribers to retain their numbers while changing operators, is likely to be delayed by at least another three months till July as a system is not yet in place to roll out the service.
- LIC will get government backing
  
  LIC and its policy holders, a parliamentary standing committee has said that there is no need to remove sovereign guarantee given to the policies of the company.

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Smaller tech firms start hiring

GDP growth is back on track, says FM

Banks blamed for Lehman collapse

ONGC rejects Russia offer

Risk takers can opt for ELSS schemes

Toyota faces California suit

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