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At 0958 hrs IST, the Sensex was down points at 13,309 down 120 points and the Nifty was trading at 3829.

Ambani brothers have found life alone much richer, moving ahead of Wipro chief Azim Premji in 'India's 40 Richest' list.

A new player in the retail market is getting serious. 45 people have already joined the Birlas' retail arm.

In West Bengal, IT is being used as a powerful tool to unionise the people working in the IT sector.

The market had a fairly volatile session, after opening strong it slipped on account of some profit booking at the higher levels.

World's biggest steel maker Arcelor-Mittal's plans to sell Dofasco to German steel giant ThyssenKrupp has hit a roadblock.

The Indian media has helped fuel the call centres' "Sodom and Gomorrah" reputation.

Navi Mumbai witnessed a record land deal with a 4,100 square meter plot raking in a whopping Rs 84 crore.

Government may consider a cut in petrol and diesel prices, if international oil prices continue to fall further.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram asked banks to even out their loan portfolios to ensure adequate credit to productive sectors.

Walk up to Bill Gates or financier J P Morgan to ask the secret to their success at The Museum of American Finance in US.

IT professionals in US may stop complaining about jobs being 'Bangalored' as India will now export jobs to the US.

The Sensex touched its highest level at 13,000 in early trade on back of heavy buying led by FIIs and mutual funds.

With about 95 pc literacy, Sri Lanka is in a position to create a knowledge workforce for IT-enabled services.

Jerome McInnis, 52, of Georgia, bought a $5 instant game ticket on Friday morning when he stopped for gas.

The unparalleled growth in Internet use in India has been fuelled by the advent of high-speed broadband services.