Rio Tinto rejects BHP's revised offer of $147 billion
Rio Tinto, which has been resisting advances for a take over by the world's largest mining company, BHP Billiton, rejected the sweetened $147-billion offer
India to adopt responsible, forward looking stance at sustainable development: PM
Prime minister Dr. Manmohan Singh has said that government of India would adopt a responsible and forward-looking stance aimed at promoting sustainable development.
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  Weathering the storm: Sleepwalking through a significant market downturn
  Three new reports by London-based independent market analyst Datamonitor point to a sustained economic downturn in 2008-09 that will have a significant negative impact on money managers.
  Hyundai targets global markets with small cars
  Hyundai's new plant in Chennai will support its entry into an even smaller range of small cars, reports Mohini Bhatnagar.
  Microsoft – Yahoo! nightmare gives Google sleepless nights
  Citing Microsoft's proposed $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo as ''troubling'', search firm Google wants regulators to scrutinise the proposed deal. By Dhruv Tanwar
  Citi's troubles and the future of banking
  Global banks have written down nearly $110 billion in losses related to mortgage backed securities. Are there more to come and what the write-downs mean for the future of banking? By Vivek Sharma
  Green miles: The future of automobiles
  Rising oil prices and global environmental concerns have led to a "green revolution" sweeping the global auto industry. Tanmoy Mitra reports
  Give poor Ben Bernanke a chance
  Extraordinary circumstances call for decisive action, and the Fed is doing just that. It is just too early to judge Ben Bernanke, says Vivek Sharma
  Everything you should know about car loans
  With easy availability of finance, owning your dream car has now become  viable. Sourya Biswas explains how to shop for the best deal to finance your wheels.
  Why Dr Reddy is right
  There may probably be many who are disappointed by the RBI decision to hold rates, especially since it is now more fashionable to cut rates. But, Dr Reddy is doing the sensible thing, says Vivek Sharma
  Big Ben's hand cuts into moral hazard debate
  The Fed's big rate cut has once again brought in to focus the 'moral hazard' debate. But do central bankers have a choice anymore? By Vivek Sharma
  The mind of Musharraf
  Is New Delhi resigned to the consequences of Pakistan's continuing drift in to the arms of the Jihadis and the rise of radical Islam? By Prem Shankar Jha
  The worst ever fall and after
  Just when it appeared as if there was never a better time for Indian equities, markets suddenly crashed. What caused the fall and where do we go from here? By Vivek Sharma
  Achieving success in Pervasive BI
   Pervasive business intelligence is trending upwards, having moved from the early adopters into the mainstream.  By Dennis Samuel, Sr. VP, India & South East Asia, Teradata Corp
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