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Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2007 14:01:59 +0530
Subject: Livemint.com : FM calls bankers' meeting to discuss slowdown
in key sectors
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OCTOBER 05, 2007
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Buying homes: there are still some shades of grey
Large builders may make 'cheque' deals but many house-hunters still
have to pay up to 50% in 'black money'.
CORPORATE
Torrent's 1,100MW project in Gujarat delayed by over 6 months
The first block of the project at village Akhakhol, near Surat, is not
likely to comeup till March.
ECONOMY & POLITICS
Annual inflation accelerates to 3.42% on 22 September
The annual inflation rate was 5.43% during the corresponding week of
the previous year.
FM calls bankers' meeting to discuss slowdown in key sectors
Chidambaram has called a meeting of bankers to look into the problems
in the wake of slowdown in demand.
TECHNOLOGY
Lenovo introduces G series notebooks
The G400 features Intel's Prentium Dual-Core T2080 processor and comes
with a 14.1 WXGA high definition widescreen display.
Indian tech companies want to be business consultants too
Consulting will help IT cos play a larger role in clients'
decision-making process, resulting in more large deals.
MARKETING & MEDIA
Amid the boom, Indian art straining to reinvent itself
Even as the world laps up Indian talent, there are some infrastructure
issues and artists are still finding their way.
TV ads matter most in car buying decisions
The auto sector has been the second biggest advertiser in the country
for the past three years, in terms of value.
INTERNATIONAL
Lure of lucre dipping for Indians in the Gulf
Indians in UAE have lost 12% of their earnings due to exchange rate
variations and nearly 10% due to increase in cost of living.
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