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As retail expands, Indian IT companies have a new reason to celebrate. The phenomenal growth in this segment means plenty of potential business for IT firms.

FM P Chidambaram asked the striking State Bank of India employees to resume their duties, saying there was no justification for continuing the stir.

Shiv Sena MP Mohan Rawle met PM Manmohan Singh seeking his intervention to end the strike by officers and employees of the SBI, which entered the fourth day on Thursday.

Dravid said the team management has considered several option and changing Sehwag's batting order would be done as a last resort.

The controvery is refusing to die down as the Maharashtra House can't believe that the police can complete the inquiry in one day.

Jessica Lall's sister has alleged that former JC Amod Kanth asked her to request the police commissioner to retain the team which had investigated the case.

With the government clearing the transfer of Sahara assets to Jet Airways, Air Sahara would now operate as a 100 per cent subsidiary of Jet Airways.

ViaGen teamed up with a biotechnology firm, Encore Genetics, to offer the first commercial horse cloning operation in the US.

There's a lot of arthimetic dynamics involved in this decision. The last few years have seen tremendous growth in individuals availing of home loans.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister R R Patil, who holds the Home portfolio, has asked the Mumbai Police to probe why dresses came undone during Lakme Fashion Week.

Australia has agreed to sell uranium to China for power generation as part of what Australian Prime Minister John Howard called a "remarkable transformation" of bilateral ties.

A group of AIADMK volunteers protested on Sunday against the denial of a ticket to G Nehru after he was nominated for the Urulianpet Assembly constituency.

State-owned Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd on Monday announced a whopping 70 per cent jump in its net profit at Rs 1,621 crore in 2005-06 compared to Rs 953 crore last fiscal.

The dhow, an ancient form of sailboat used in the Gulf, had a permit only for use as a floating restaurant, not to go on passenger cruises, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.