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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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Global crisis

Airlines to lose USD 9 billion in global crisis

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Recession-hit

Western firms shutting their shops in India

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Economic recovery

US recession to end soon, modest recovery seen

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Code-sharing flights

Kingfisher, Jet to launch domestic code-share flig...

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RBI chief says

'India will recover after global situation improve...

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Energy-efficient TV

LG to launch energy-efficient TV models in India

General

  • Maharashtra power firms undertake multi-crore projectsPTI - Fri, Jul 3

    Thane, Jul 3 (PTI) Maharashtra Power Generation and Distribution companies have under taken infrastructure works to the tune of thousands of crores of rupees for electricity consumers in Thane, Vashi and Kalyan circles.

  • Cars are displayed at a branch shop of Hyundai Motor in Seoul April 23, 2009. REUTERS/Lee Jae-Won/Files
    ANALYSIS - Speedbumps ahead as Hyundai cruises in fast laneReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    For Hyundai Motor Co, things could hardly be going better: last month, it won top marks in a U.S. quality survey, its sales rose in a sliding global market and even its share price is back up above pre-crisis levels.

  • Steel industry subtly welcomes rail BudgetPTI - Fri, Jul 3

    New Delhi, July 3 (PTI) Even though its demand for lowering iron ore freight rate was not met, the steel industry today welcomed the Railway Budget and said the expansion of railways would create more demand for the commodity.

  • BSE says Thursday trades that defied limits standPTI - Fri, Jul 3

    Mumbai, Jul 3 (PTI) Trades that witnessed unusual price movements in Thursday's trading due to technical glitches on Bombay Stock Exchange would stand, an exchange official said.

  • Lanka tea exports fall due to droughtPTI - Fri, Jul 3

    Colombo, Jul 3 (PTI) Sri Lanka's tea export volume fell sharply by 17 per cent in the first five months of this year as a result of a drought in the country, officials said today.

India

  • Shopper's Stop comes up with new offerIE - 04:57 AM

    Shoppers Stop, India's premium fashion and lifestyle destination, organized the 'Salwar Kameez Dupatta Exchange Offer' in association with the Concern India Foundation (CIF).

  • Tata, LandT in long queue to redo MantralayaIE - 04:57 AM

    The ambitious makeover project for the Mantralaya precinct has finally generated interest among developers, yet another indicator of the renewed optimism in the real estate sector.

  • Exide Industries union, management reach settlementIE - 04:57 AM

    Exide Industries Ltd, a manufacturer of lead acid storage batteries and provider of power storage solutions, has announced that the company management and the union have entered into a total of six 'settlement agreements' related to salary and wages.

  • ADAG moves SC against RIL to execute gas pactIE - 04:57 AM

    Two days after Reliance Industries said it would move the Surpeme Court against the Bombay High Court's order on gas supply, Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Natural Resources Ltd (RNRL) on Friday filed a special leave petition (SLP) in the Supreme Court, seeking directions from the apex court to RIL to execute a bankable agreement in accordance with the High Court's findings.

  • Air India employees strike workIE - 04:57 AM

    To fix the responsibility of national carrier's current financial mess, the Air Corporation Employees Union (ACEU) has demanded a CBI probe into the affairs of the Maharaja.

International

  • The Opel Flextreme concept car is shown at the Auto China 2008 in Beijing in this April 2008 file photo. REUTERS/Victor Fraile
    China moves on Opel with BAIC bidReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    A Chinese automaker has offered to buy a stake in General Motors unit Opel, challenging a deal from Canadian auto parts supplier Magna, sources said on Friday.

  • Britain relaxes restrictions on travel to Sri LankaIANS - Fri, Jul 3

    Colombo, July 3 (DPA) The British government has relaxed travel restrictions on its citizens visiting Sri Lanka nearly five weeks after Tamil separatist rebels were defeated to end a more then 30-year war in the South Asian country, the British high commission in Colombo said Friday.

  • The sign outside Sun Microsystems Inc. offices in Broomfield, Colorado is seen in this January 23, 2007 file photo. REUTERS/Rick Wilking/Files
    Oracle, Sun deal to be filed to EU in July - sourceReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    Oracle Corp's plan to buy computer maker Sun Microsystems will be notified to European Union antitrust authorities this month, a source familiar with the deal said on Friday.

  • India, Japan to fast-track economic pactIANS - Fri, Jul 3

    Tokyo/New Delhi, July 3 (IANS) India and Japan Friday held their third annual strategic dialogue in Tokyo and decided to fast-track negotiations on a comprehensive economic partnership agreement.

  • Nepal bar offers Michael Jackson theme cocktailsIANS - Fri, Jul 3

    Kathmandu, July 3 (IANS) King of pop Michael Jackson's untimely death last week spurred fresh public interest in him worldwide. Now an enterprising restaurant in Kathmandu, a city that was not in the singer's ken, is hoping to cash in on that.

Personal-Finance

  • Punj Lloyd bags contracts worth $392 mn in LibyaIANS - Thu, Jul 2

    New Delhi, July 2 (IANS) Engineering and construction major Punj Lloyd has bagged three contracts worth Rs.1,873.18 crore ($392 million) from the Housing and Infrastructure Board of Libya, the company said Thursday.

  • Sensex closes on a high, up 144 pointsIANS - Wed, Jul 1

    Mumbai, July 1 (IANS) A key index of the Indian equities markets ended trade Wednesday 144 points above its last closing figure, as realty, energy and banking stocks picked up.

  • Sensex makes a comeback, 193 points upIANS - Wed, Jul 1

    Mumbai, July 1 (IANS) Realty, energy and banking stocks gave a boost to a key index of the Indian equities markets, which rose from the red about an hour before closing bell Wednesday to trade more than 193 points above its last closing figure.

  • Hyundai sales up 17.6 percentIANS - Wed, Jul 1

    New Delhi, July 1 (IANS) Passenger car manufacturer Hyundai Motor Wednesday said its sales (including exports) rose 17.6 percent to 47,267 units in June as against 40,182 units in the same month last year.

  • India's exports dip again in May, down 29 percentIANS - Wed, Jul 1

    New Delhi, July 1 (IANS) India's merchandise exports continued to suffer a setback this fiscal to register a decline for the second straight month with the value of shipments 29.2 percent lower at $11.01 billion in May over the same month of last fiscal.

Markets

  • A man uses an electronic machine to check a currency note at a money exchange shop in Siliguri in this May 18, 2009 file photo. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri/Files
    Rupee up as shares rebound ahead of budgetReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    The rupee recouped early losses and rose on Friday, helped by gains in local shares ahead of the budget but the dollar's strength against major currencies curbed a further increase.

  • A worker refuels a vehicle at a petrol station in New Delhi September 20, 2006. REUTERS/Vijay Mathur/Files
    Govt may up fuel prices once more by October - HDFC BankReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    HDFC Bank expects to see another round of domestic fuel price hikes by October due to rising crude prices, it said in a note on Friday.

  • German lower house approves "bad bank" planReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    Germany's Bundestag lower house of parliament approved a "bad bank" plan on Friday that aims to relieve banks by enabling them to shift billions of euros in troubled assets off their books.

  • Stock brokers trade in a brokerage firm in Kolkata in this February 2009 file photo. REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw
    BSE Sensex rises 1.7 pct; budget awaitedReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    The BSE Sensex shrugged off an early fall and rose 1.7 percent on Friday, as investors covered their short positions ahead of an updated budget on Monday and helped the market to post its second consecutive weekly gain.

  • Passengers travel in a suburban train in Mumbai July 3, 2009. REUTERS/Arko Datta
    HIGHLIGHTS - Railway budget focuses on fares, servicesReuters - Fri, Jul 3

    The railway minister unveiled a mix of populist measures, including cheap tickets for the poor and no increase in freight or passenger fares, as well as steps to boost the sprawling system's efficiency and finances.


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