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India's fourth largest software exporter, Satyam Computers, has beaten market expectations with its third quarters numbers.

India has decided to drop out of the proposed $7 billion gas pipeline project from Iran via Pakistan.

Maruti is showcasing some of its partner Suzuki’s muscle power at the 8th Auto Exposition in New Delhi. Here's a sneak peek.

Oil prices fell from three-month highs on Monday. Prices were lower on expectations of mild US weather.

The Sensex closed down over 135 points. Losses were seen in several FMCG, consumer durables, metal, technology, oil, auto, banking, and capital goods stocks.

As air traffic grew by 24 per cent in 2005, 11 million new passengers took to the skies. But the number of near collisions in mid-air have also increased alarmingly.

Markets witnessed a smart rally on Tuesday. The Sensex closed up 197.27 points or 2.17 per cent at 9283.16.

As the Sensex flirts with 9400, stock players make a new investment in spirituality. BSE recently saw its members reaping their spiritual dividends after the closing bell.

With 'One India' the Government wants to bring national long distance rates closer to local call rates and do away with the distance slabs.

There?s good news for Indian car lovers and component manufacturers. Luxury car-maker BMW signed an MoU with the Tamil Nadu government on Thursday to setup its assembly plant just outside Chennai.

After Monday's ride on Cloud nine, the sensex dipped by 142 points and closed at 8,788.81 points on Wednesday.

The laws have been eased for the next five years in a move to recognise the luxury cruise segment as special.

Entrepreneur Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Airlines goes shopping for 30 jets and 20 Turboprop aircraft at the Dubai Air Show.

Mumbai airport director Sudhir Kumar said its going to be a new year gift from AAI to passengers.

Airlines fares are high up to 80 per cent since mid October. This is going to remain high till March 2006.

JP Morgan and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China will cooperate in investment banking in China.