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Rs 1,000 notes to be issued non-sequentially: RBI

The Reserve Bank today said it will soon start issuing banknotes of Rs 1,000 denomination in non-sequential numbering.

Maruti launches new sedan DZire

Maruti Suzuki India today rolled out a shorter version of its entry-level sedan DZire at an introductory price between Rs 4.79 lakh and Rs 7.09 lakh in New Delhi.

US expands insider trading case against Rajat Gupta

Federal prosecutors expanded their insider trading case against former Goldman Sachs Group Inc director Rajat Gupta today, saying the illegal activity lasted longer and involved more trades than alleged.

Sensex reverses losses, closes 120 points higher

Sensex rose in the last hour of trade today, paring intra-day losses to provisionally close 120 points higher.

Disney to take controlling stake in UTV

Rupee rises on local shares, outlook positive

‘These challenges are only in the short-term’

Despite the uncertain macro-economic conditions in the developed West, Infosys is preparing for the long term, with continued investments and a positive hiring outlook, its MD and CEO SD Shibulal told Hindustan Times. Excerpts:

We will be experimenting with PPP mode for the first time

'Mini is a brand, not just a car'

Record orders boost KEC Q3 net

Buoyed by a growing order book, RPG Group's engineering, procurement and construction arm KEC International Ltd on Tuesday reported a 39% year-on-year jump in net profit at Rs 81 crore during the October-December quarter. Shrenik Avlani reports.

CHANGING RULES
How to survive the job blues

An economic downturn in the West and an industrial downturn in India are making employers choosy. We guide you through the maze with some tips on navigating a difficult recruitment market. Himani Chandna Gurtoo writes. A challenging scene 

You need to give PAN details of landlord if rent exceeds Rs 1.8 l/yr

Motor insurance policies cover intentional damage

Kaushik Basu sees faster growth in 2012-13

The government expects India's gross domestic product (GDP) growth to pick pace in the next fiscal year, although growth this year will be "slightly higher" than 7%, chief economic adviser Kaushik Basu said on Tuesday. HT reports.

China has room for stimulus: IMF

PMO zeroes in on power gaps


 
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