RBI will retain rates: bankers The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to keep interest rates stable in its monetary policy review later this month in view of the impending domestic oil price hike, and a possible US Federal Reserve rate cut, which can lead to larger capital inflows into India, opine bankers and economists.
A mega property show soon to unfold in City Karnataka's leading news paper Deccan Herald along with IDBI HomeFinance Ltd, a leading home finance company in the country, jointly bring together a mega property exhibition Homespace 2008 at the Koramangala Indoor Stadium from 1st -3rd February, 2008.
Toyota recalls 20,000 Innovas Japanese auto major Toyota is recalling about 20,000 units of its multi-utility vehicle, Innova, in India to repair a defective part that could lead to oil leakage.
Employee productivity dips
Top 3 IT cos hires touch over 57,000 India's three biggest IT firms, TCS, Infosys and Wipro, together added 57,554 people to their payrolls in 2007, but rising staff costs coupled with impact of rupee rally and turmoil in the US economy affected their average employee productivity.
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MFs stay muted to RPL float Retail and foreign institutional investors may have been bullish on the initial public offer of Reliance Power Ltd, but domestic mutual funds appeared cautious and not much impressed with the issue.
Prime Minister of the United Kindom Gordon Brown shares a laugh with Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath at the panel
discussion at Entrepreneurs Summit at the IIT in New Delhi on Sunday. PTI
There are reports that suggest extension of the President's Rule in Karnataka. Is that a right move or should the elections be held sooner?
Readers were invited to express their opinion. Most felt that the polls should be held preferably in April or May, in the interest of democracy so that the BJP may be given a chance to form the government. Some readers said that the elections should be deferred as no party has a majority and another coalition government would be a big mistake.
