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Japan, India to fast-track economic cooperation
29 Dec 2009
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Japanese counterpart Yukio Hatoyama have decided to speed up negotiations on a comprehensive economic partnership agreement between the two countries.
China to continue export thrust in 2010
28 Dec 2009
PM seeks a new high for Indo-Russia trade ties
08 Dec 2009
Dubai World unwilling to part with ‘crown jewels’
02 Dec 2009
Dubai World wants to retain key revenue-generating assets including port operator DP World and a stake in Standard Chartered, though creditors may force it to sell them
New regulatory legislation to add costs to chemical exports to EU
28 Nov 2009
The $35-billion Indian chemical industry that exports products to European countries may soon find the cost of doing business increasing because of new legislation
Dubai crisis not to hurt India much, says government
28 Nov 2009
The UAE, which has a large Indian population, is the country's largest export destination with shipments of about $24 billion
Export fall narrows to 6.6 per cent in October
27 Nov 2009
The contraction in India's exports narrowed to around 6.6 per cent in October from 13.8 per cent in September and around 39 per cent in May this year.
India to share traditional knowledge with US; says open to free-trade pact
24 Nov 2009
India today signed two inter-governmental agreements with the US on sharing traditional knowledge and protection of intellectual property during PM Manmohan Singh's first state during the President Obama presidency
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