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MindTree appoints Albert Hieronimus as chairman
02 Apr 2011
R Sridharan named acting chairman of SBI
01 Apr 2011
Obama promotes two Indian-American women
30 Mar 2011
Jeh Wadia made Bombay Dyeing MD; Ness to step aside
30 Mar 2011
The textile and real estate company has appointed Jehangir N (Jeh) Wadia, younger son of promoter Nusli Wadia, as managing director with effect from 1 April.
Disgraced former David Jones chief Mark McInnes lands $5.2-million job with rival retailer
28 Mar 2011
EMC India appoints Debashis Patnaik as HR head
23 Mar 2011
Hollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor passes away at 79
23 Mar 2011
Legendary Hollywood actor, and one of the world’s most admired beauties, Elizabeth Taylor died today at Los Angeles, California's Cedars-Sinai Hospital at age 79.
Deepak Parekh appointed non-executive director of DP World
23 Mar 2011
Deepak Parekh is an independent director and is the fourth independent director on the board of DP World.
Sarah Palin attends Delhi conclave today
19 Mar 2011
Rajat Gupta sues US SEC over `unfair' trial
19 Mar 2011
SEC's taking recourse to administrative proceedings means Gupta must defend himself in an SEC court rather than in a federal court, where he could have a jury to decide the case
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