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Medicare has become a confusing mess for many seniors, with a a myriad of choices, confusing terms, premiums and formularies from which to choose. Medicare Part D, the portion that provides health insurance coverage for prescription drugs, requires seniors to  |


The last rites of YES Bank chairman Ashok Kapur, who succumbed to the terrorist attack while dining with his wife Madhu at The Oberoi on Wednesday, were performed on Saturday at Banganga Crematorium Ground, located in South Mumbai.  |
It's an uncertain world out there in the real estate sector. If 2007 was a memorable year for the Indian real estate market as record highs painted the realty canvas, 2008 saw that growth dwindling.  |
An insider's look into the complexities and opportunities that make up India today, Nandan Nilekani's Imagining India: Ideas for a New Century is the latest, and arguably the most comprehensive in a series of books exploring the psyche of a  |


A 60-plus hour gunbattle ended what was undoubtedly the most spectacular terror attack in India. More than 200 lives were lost. Millions more were lost in cancelled events.  |
Television channels have been trying to keep audience glued with an array of short-film festivals and documentaries.  |
Three days after the terrorists took over the Trident and the Oberoi, the former has finally been handed back to the management. The latter is still in the control of the NSG.  |
Insurance industry is gearing up to clear claims from the attack on Mumbai even as many of the injured are finding it tough to produce the required documents.  |
Indian drug makers may lose out on outsourcing contracts as overseas pharmaceutical companies defer their visits to the country in the wake of Mumbai terror attacks, according to industry experts.  |
India should take up Pakistan's offer to help in curbing terrorism without any prejudice and work towards a terror-free South Asia, Fakruddin T Khorakiwala, founder, Wockhardt Group, said on Saturday.  |
Retailers, who are already reeling under the economic slowdown, were forced to keep their shops shut in the southern and central parts of Mumbai as terrorists holed up in plush hotels and buildings of the city continued to battle military  |
The Hindi news channels have recorded a four-fold jump in their ratings for November 27, beating even those recorded by the English news channels, as millions of anxious viewers remained glued on to their television sets watching every moment of  |
India's foreign exchange reserve fell by $550 million to $245.80 billion during the week ended November 21, 2008, due to revaluation in some foreign currencies and partial intervention by the Reserve Bank of India to check a steep depreciation of  |
Police are yet to contact banks whose credit cards are said to have been found from terrorists who carried out brazen attacks on Mumbai.  |
Dot-com weakness and bailout salvation colored in the market's clunky coloring book this past week.  |
Software, stores, and shot glasses will decorate the week that lies ahead.  |
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