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Anti-piracy raids following Microsoft complaints in UAE

PTI - 12:26 AM

Dubai, Nov 22 (PTI) Five anti-piracy raids on resellers were conducted in the UAE after Microsoft Gulf lodged criminal complaints alleging spread of pirated software, the company announced here today.

  • Japan markets closed, AS AP - 12:15 AM

    TOKYO (AP) Japanese financial markets were closed Monday due to a public holiday. The markets will reopen Tuesday.

  • Cong MLA alleges mining scam in Orissa PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Bhubaneswar, Nov 22 (PTI) A Congress MLA today alleged that a private company, having lease of the largest iron ore mine in Orissa, has been engaged in illegal mining in a vast area for a long period depriving the state exchequer of about Rs 6,000 crore.

  • The Cadbury factory is seen behind a fence in Bournville, central England, November 9, 2009. Kraft made a formal but unchanged bid for Cadbury on Monday, leading analysts to predict the U.S. food giant was ready to play a long game in its unrequited courtship of the British confectioner. REUTERS/Darren Staples
    Cadbury prefers merger with Hershey over Kraft - report Reuters - Sun, Nov 22

    Cadbury Plc would prefer a merger with U.S. chocolate maker Hershey Co rather than Kraft Foods Inc, the British company's chairman Roger Carr told the Sunday Telegraph.

  • Life insurance industry to grow 15 per cent this fiscal PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Mumbai, Nov 22 (PTI) The life insurance industry in India is expected to grow by 15 per cent this fiscal and may cross the Rs 2.5-lakh crore mark in total premium income by March-end, industry body Life Insurance Council said today.

  • LIC plans to alter ULIP polices terms PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Kolkata, Nov 22 (PTI) Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) was planning to raise minimum premium from Rs 25,000 to Rs 40,000 and increase the lock in period from five years to 10 years for ULIP products.

  • The Cadbury logo is seen behind barbed wire at the company's factory in Bournville, central England, November 9, 2009. Swiss food giant Nestle may consider a bid for Britain's Cadbury to challenge a hostile 9.9 billion pound bid by Kraft Foods Inc and a potential move by Hershey, Bloomberg reported on Sunday. REUTERS/Darren Staples
    Nestle may consider a bid for Cadbury - Bloomberg Reuters - Sun, Nov 22

    Swiss food giant Nestle may consider a bid for Britain's Cadbury to challenge a hostile 9.9 billion pound bid by Kraft Foods Inc and a potential move by Hershey, Bloomberg reported on Sunday.

  • New computer worm virus may affect documents PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Beijing, Nov 22 (PTI) China's anti-virus authorities today warned computer users to guard against new mutation of worm virus, which could infect various documents in their system.

  • Nepal''s budget to be passed on Wednesday PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Kathmandu, Nov 22 (PTI) After the Maoists decided to end its blockade of the parliament, Nepal's annual budget for the current fiscal year is likely to be passed on Wednesday.

  • Modi invites Maruti to set up car plant in Gujarat PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Vadodara, Nov 22 (PTI) Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today invited Japanese car maker Maruti Suzuki to set up a plant in the state.

  • Sun, Nov 22

    New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI) Mobile player Tata Docomo today launched per second billing for roaming across the country to take on rival Airtel, which announced a major cut in roaming charges last week. The company introduced 1 paisa per second for all incoming and outgoing local and STD calls, to any network, to mobile or landline phones, it said in a statement.

  • Consolidation of banks good in a way: Canara Bank CMD PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Tiruchirappalli, Nov 22 (PTI) Consolidation of banks is good in a way as it envisages healthier banks in the global scenario and banking market, believes Canara Bank Chairman and Managing Director A C Mahajan.

  • VW set to become world''s largest after Porsche takeover PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Berlin, Nov 22 (PTI) Europe's auto major Volkswagen is set to become the world's number one, pushing Japan's Toyota to the second place, by taking over sports car manufacturer Porsche.

  • Microsoft eyes Indian smartphone mkt PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI) The world's leading software firm Microsoft is now focussing on the fast growing smartphones market in India after the netbooks segment-- a new category created to brigde the gap between mobiles and laptops-- received lukewarm response from buyers.

  • Spectrum is a tax riddle, says PwC PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI) The government should clarify taxation rules regarding payments made for acquiring spectrum while working to resolve the issue of 3G spectrum allocation, according to financial consultancy firm PwC.

  • Steam and other emissions are seen coming from funnels at a chemical manufacturing facility in Melbourne in this June 24, 2009 file photo. After months of political haggling the Australian government will unveil its revised carbon trading laws this week, with a vote expected by year's final day of parliament on Thursday. REUTERS/Mick Tsikas/Files
    Bushfires burn as Australia prepares final ETS laws Reuters - Sun, Nov 22

    After months of political haggling the Australian government will unveil its revised carbon trading laws this week, with a vote expected by the year's final day of parliament on Thursday.

  • India, China join hands on more representation in WTO PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI) The political differences between India and China notwithstanding, the two countries are working in unison at the World Trade Organisation.

  • Vistaar Religare to finance four films by Jan PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI) Vistaar Religare, a subsidiary of Religare Enterprises, is planning to finance four films by January 2010, entailing an investment of about Rs 90 crore.

  • Steel ministry keeping tab on imports PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    Kolkata, Nov 22 (PTI) The steel ministry is keeping a tab on steel imports into India after allegations by domestic steel majors of large scale dumping by China and East European countries.

  • Poor connectivity hurdle in intra-SAARC trade PTI - Sun, Nov 22

    New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI) Lack of connectivity among eight countries of South Asia is a major impediment for intra- regional trade, which has the potential to grow over eight times, SAARC secretariat chief said here.


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