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The face recognition technology takes a digital snapshot of the user that becomes the system's "password".

Indian companies are proactively creating an environment of inclusion to attract and retain women employees.

The international investors are still pretty bullish on the India story and there are no signs of withdrawal.

The Tata's are all set to pick up an 8 per cent stake in the low cost airliner Spice Jet.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram has confidently said that FY'07 will be one of the best years in terms of growth.

Shape up all your accounts and add zing to investments and hear the welcome rustle of crisp currency notes.

Hussain and Raza are among the few living artists to trigger some of the highest sales figures in 2006.

India Inc is suddenly grappling with the problem of finding the right talent to sustain the momentum in a competitive environment.

At the prevailing market price of Rs 940 per share, the stake could fetch the Govt around Rs 2,793 crore.

After buying a stake in Glaceau, Tata Tea is now eyeing Mount Everest Mineral Water (MEMW). It makes Himalayan mineral water.

From a 10 per cent share of the global mobile phone market, Motorola is now upto 22 per cent. But it's still behind Nokia's 34 per cent.

Job losses in US could mount as companies shift thousands of more professional white-collar jobs offshore.

Innovation, inspiration and insights are perhaps the three I’s that gets India’s generation next buzzing with ideas.

China Shakes the World, a book that compares the emergence of China's economy with US won the Business Book of the Year award.

Sensex ended at the highest points of the day at 12,906.81 up 208.40 points due to buying seen in index pivotals.

India needs to be price competitive in global carbon market or loose to aggressive countries like China.