FM warns of export, capital flow risks "Our economy is driven by investments and by internal consumption, then by exports. We will adopt some fiscal measure but the crisis should not hit us," Mr Chidambaram said in an interview with Italian newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.
Google is best US company to work for, says Fortune Google has topped the latest list of '100 Best American Companies to Work for' followed by online mortgage lender Quicken Loans and store chain Wegmans Food Markets in the second and third positions, respectively.
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Pessimism on Indian IT growth overdone: Premji "Don't get carried away. Run a tight ship. Have realistic expectations," Azim Premji said during the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum at Davos...
Six times of total India bankers' pay
Citigroup chief gets $30-m bonus Citigroup has awarded its newly-appointed Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit stocks worth $30 million...
Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo, USA, Indra Nooyi smiles during the closing session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Sunday. Business leaders wrapped up five days of meetings which encompassed such topics as clean water, food, and the Middle East. AP Photo
After the recent crash, do ordinary investors need to be wary of the stock markets or invest judiciously to garner attractive returns?
Most of our readers agree that small investors looking for quick returns are sitting ducks for market manipulators. They suggested studying the markets before investing. Some readers felt that regulators like SEBI must provide suitable insurance cover in case of instances like the recent crash or curb the extent of speculation.
