• Mittal tops British rich list again, Hindujas are fourth
• Gulf emerging as big market for Indian medical tourism
• Indian IT exports to Middle East to grow 30 percent
• Robust growth seen in India's pay TV business
  
• Now 'golf cities' to attract the well-heeled
  
• India's inflation rate zooms to three-year high
• Google announces first mass lay-offs
• One-year jail for stockbroker Ketan Parekh
• India's inflation rate zooms to three-year high
• Google announces first mass lay-offs
• One-year jail for stockbroker Ketan Parekh
• International designs shape Indian construction projects
• Google completes DoubleClick deal after EU approval
• Chidambaram bats for cheaper housing loans
• Four Indians in Forbes list of 10 richest in world
• Pune catching up with Bangalore in IT wages
• No new taxes in Jharkhand budget
• Bush insists on carbon reductions by emerging economies
• China wants its own Bangalore, invites Indian IT firms
• Rupee rise to spell good news for Indian exporters: report
• Don't be obsessed with growth rate, Left to government
• Railways to take over associated sick heavy industries
• Remote infrastructure management, next big thing in IT
• TCS asks 500 employees to leave
• Google comes to the aid of Yahoo!
• Tata Consultancy wins $200 mn Canadian contract
• Indian BPO can grow to $50 bn by 2012: Nasscom study
• Mittal, Ambani brothers, Premji among world's 10 richest
• Indian CEOs most optimistic on economic growth: Gallup poll
• Google mulls setting up global data centre in Taiwan
• India will catch up with the best of West: Chidambaram
• 10 people from trade and industry in Padma list 

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