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Mon, 11 Aug 2008
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Car sales fall 1.71 percent in July

Domestic passenger car sales declined 1.71 percent to 87,724 units in July - the first decline in about three years - a report of the industry trade body released Monday said.

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Markets continue their gaining streak

The Indian equities markets continued their gaining rally and ended the day with a modest gain on the back of firm global cues and further fall in crude oil prices.

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Bindra now seen commanding Rs.20 mn per endorsement

After winning India's first individual gold at the Olympics, Abhinav Bindra can charge at least Rs.20 million ($500,000) per endorsement - an amount commanded by top Indian cricketers, says the sports management firm that handles his affairs.

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Wilbur Ross to infuse $100 mn in Spicejet

Global private equity firm and leveraged buyout specialist WL Ross and Co. LLC will infuse $100 million (Rs.4.2 billion) in Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet Ltd, a Spicejet statement said Monday.

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Sensex closes 336 points up

The Indian equities market closed in green.

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Bank of Baroda hikes lending rates

The state-owned Bank of Baroda Monday raised its benchmark prime lending rate by 75 basis points to 14 percent with immediate effect.

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Bangalore's corporate honchos run for a cause

Corporate honchos from the country's IT hub ran for the cause of underprivileged children.

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Equity markets stay in the green early afternoon

Indian equity markets stayed in the green early Monday afternoon. There was buying interest in banking, realty, oil and gas and PSU stocks.

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Equity markets in the green in early trade

Indian equity markets, which opened higher Monday following firm global cues and fall in crude oil prices, were in the green in early trade.

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Tamil film industry frowns at corporate film 'raiders'

Star prices in the Tamil film industry have sky rocketed ever since Mumbai's corporate world entered the field,

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Bihar to uplift Musahar community by commercialising rat meat

Rat meat may soon be available in hotels as a delicacy. Rat farming, akin to rearing poultry, would be given to the poor Musahar community of Bihar as a means for their socio-economic upliftment as well as promote a new kind of food item in urban pockets.

Sun, 10 Aug 2008
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Foundation stone laid for uranium mine in Andhra Pradesh

India's efforts to boost domestic production of uranium are likely to get a boost, with the authorities Sunday launching the work on uranium mine and mill in Andhra Pradesh's Kadapa district.

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Bangaloreans protest ban on dance, music in pubs

Playwright and Jnanpeeth Award winner Girish Karnad Sunday joined a protest here against ban on live music and dance in the famed pubs and discos of India's IT hub.

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Ontrack Systems agrees to buy US IT company

IT solutions provider Ontrack Systems Ltd has agreed to acquire US-based IT firm IQ Technologies LLC along with its wholly-owned subsidiary FAST India (Pvt) Ltd.

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Northeastern states join hands on power front

India's eight northeastern states are working jointly to make the region's power system economic, efficient and reliable, Tripura Power Minister Manik Dey said here Sunday.