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In cities all over Europe, mayors were fretting about the coming religious festivities. No, not just Christmas lights. They wanted to ensure hygiene and order in the slaughter of sheep for the feast of Eid al-Adha on December 8th.  |


Banks are reportedly considering a proposal to keep the interest on sub-Rs 20 lakh home loans between 7% and 9%. Price decisions like this will upset purists. But let's consider some facts.  |
Increased emphasis on regionalism is a prominent feature of international economics since the mid 1990s. Currently there are more than 200 active Regional Trade Agreements in force and majority of these agreements are North-South RTAs or RTAs between developed and  |
The fate of the US auto industry and millions of jobs are on the line as major players work out details on Tuesday of a plan to extend emergency loans to the Big Three automakers in exchange for tougher oversight.  |


Speaking after inaugurating a three-day annual convention and conference of Indian Institute of Architects in Bangalore, Nilekani said the new method would help reduce corruption, and enable drawing up of digital database of cities. He stressed the need for energy-efficient  |
The Mumbai terror attacks may derail Reliance Industries' plans to start natural gas production from its eastern offshore D6 field from January 2009, as several ex-pats have refused to return to India citing safety reasons.  |
American auto industry's Big Three appear close to securing a bailout, with Wall Street Journal reporting that the White House and top Democrats have agreed in-principle for a $15 billion rescue plan -- less than half the amount sought by  |
With plummeting commodity market and share prices, mining behemoth Rio Tinto on Wednesday said it is trimming its global workforce by 14,000 employees as part of a slew of measures to reduce its debt of $10 billion by the end  |
India's first electric car, Reva,is set to roll into Israel soon as a leading firm of the country has been granted the franchise to import the battery-operated vehicle, a media report here said.  |
Yahoo! has about 2,000-strong workforce in India and it is likely that about 60 people would be impacted by the decision, the sources said, and added that 'a significant number of employees were affected due to poor performance and only  |
Much before its sack order to 1,900 employees turned into a publicity nightmare, Jet Airways had handed marching orders to 1,000 workers and even managed to keep it under wraps.  |
Congress President Sonia Gandhi had a meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday. The meeting comes amid speculation in party circles that an expansion-cum-reshuffle of the Union Cabinet could be carried out soon.  |
Demand for steel and its prices have declined of late due to the global economic downturn. Globally, steel prices have almost halved from the peak of $1,200 per tonne earlier this year.  |
Gold traded mostly slight higher in Asia and London and fell as much as $7.20 to $762.25 by late morning in New York before it and rallied to as high as $780.30 in early afternoon trade and then fell back  |
Intel Corporation today issued the following statement in response to the final written opinion from the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC): learn more here  |
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Dec. 9, 2008 - Intel Corporation has completed the development phase of its next-generation manufacturing process that further shrinks chip circuitry to 32 nanometers (a billionth of a meter).  |
Meanwhile, maintenance employees pointed their collective finger at operations personnel as the source of increased breakdowns. And operations pointed back at maintenance. Morale declined further. The situation deteriorated to the point where over 95% of maintenance hours were spent reacting  |
During a financial crisis, innovative organizations seek to secure sustainable advantage and impact financial liquidity through an improved top line by fostering deep, long-term relationships with suppliers -- becoming an integral part of the product management and development lifecycle. The  |
Q-Cells cut its 2008 sales forecast to 1.23 billion euros (US$1.58 billion) from an earlier estimate of 1.35 billion euros, giving a net profit of 185 million euros instead of 215 million euros. Q-Cells had confirmed its targets on December  |
Timken spherical and tapered roller bearings will be installed in a 5-meter (16-foot) plate mill and slab caster under construction for the operator of the largest steel plant in Russia. The steel producer provides about 20% of all the steel  |
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