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British car sales down, but Tata's Jaguar up

(IANS)Sales of new cars in Britain fell by 23 percent in October - the steepest fall for 17 years - but Tata-owned Jaguar bucked the

G20 summit should lead to proposals within 100 days: EU

Other Zee sitesZeecricSpice ZeePage3flicksmyPOPKORNZee TelevisionZee SportsZee GoldZee LearnZeenextZee AccessFun RepublicAsian Sky ShopDISHTV INDIA Brussels, Nov 07: The European Union's French presidency wants "concrete" proposals for ...
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ICICI Securities forays into Oman

(IANS)Leading Indian financial services firm ICICI Securities has forayed into Oman offering a range of financial services to the large Indian diaspora in that Gulf ...
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Google, Yahoo call off advertising deal

(IANS)Google has officially called off its proposed advertising alliance with Yahoo following anti-trust opposition from the US Justice Department, the companies said Wednesday.The move was ...
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Nikkei gains in morning trading

Irish SunWednesday 5th November, 2008  (IANS)Tokyo, Nov 5 (Xinhua) Tokyo stocks gained Wednesday morning with the key index rising 2.82 percent.The benchmark Nikkei 225 Average advanced ...
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US manufacturing sector receives bad news

Manufacturing in the US contracted in October as banks made it tougher to get loans and faltering overseas economies stifled prospects for American exports.The Institute ...
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Mumbai, Delhi to gain from Emirates' major India expansion

(IANS)India's two key cities of New Delhi and Mumbai will be the main beneficiaries as the United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based Emirates airline embarks on a ...
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Car sales drop, manufacturing contracts amid credit crisis

(IANS)Major automakers Monday reported a sharp drop in October sales, while the manufacturing sector contracted the most in 26 years as the credit crisis continued ...
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Emirates airline spreading wings in India

The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) national airline Emirates is embarking on a major expansion drive in India this winter with the addition of 31 flights ...
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US liquor companies urge India to remove extra duties

Welcoming the last week's ruling of the WTO Appellate Body against India imposing extra-additional duties on import of wine and spirits, a leading liquor traders' ...
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Air New Zealand announces test flight using new biofuel

(IANS)Air New Zealand will make the world's first commercial aviation test flight powered by fuel created from the seeds of the African jatropha plant next

Nokia Siemens Networks to trim jobs

(IANS)The 50:50 joint venture Nokia Siemens Networks said Tuesday it planned to cut some 1,250 jobs in Finland and Germany as part of cost-cutting measures.The

Credit card pullback during festive season

Holiday season consumers are supposedly trying to limit their credit card purchases this year.A survey conducted for Reuters has shown a total of 88.6 percent

IMF chief calls for coordinated action to tackle financial crisis

IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn has urged the Group of Twenty (G-20) leaders to deal with the immediate fallout from the financial crisis through coordinated

India now top import source for Bangladesh

India has regained the top position as Bangladesh's importing source, beating China, having exported rice worth $874 million last year.Statistics released here last week by

Yen rises against world currencies

The yen has risen against the dollar and the euro, with investor sentiment remaining jittery over global recession fears.On Monday, Tokyo's Nikkei share average surrended

New attraction in Bangladesh: Taka 1000 currency note

(IANS)Bangladesh has introduced new Taka 1000 currency notes and they are much in demand with many heading to street vendors in the capital and even

Another two banks fail in US

Two more failed banks have brought the tally in the US to 19.On Friday, the government closed down Franklin Bank, a Houston, Texas-based bank and

British car sales down, but Tata's Jaguar up

(IANS)Sales of new cars in Britain fell by 23 percent in October - the steepest fall for 17 years - but Tata-owned Jaguar bucked the

IMF releases world forecast

Thursday 6th November, 2008  The International Monetary Fund released its global economic forecast Thursday in the face of a growing credit crisis and predicted a recession
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