Jokes

years ago , people who sacrificed their sleep,family,food,laughter & joy of life.... were called SAINTS: but now theyr are called... SHAREHOLDERS

Bomb Blast In Banglore

bombs ...explodes in bangaloreOne In Nagarabhavi Circle & One more Thippegundehalli

Confirm it from your side also

Breaking News

BREAKING NEWS-Banking group RBS posts a pre-tax loss of £691m for the first half of 2008 - the second biggest loss in UK banking history

The Most Bearish Man in America Nouriel Roubini is an economics professor at New York University He predicted the housing collapse two years ago. He thinks hundreds more banks will fail. Yet he’s still a bull on emerging markets... Looking at the global economy, though, leads to a different conclusion for a simple reason: The dynamics that underpin the emerging markets boom aren’t flim-flam; they are real. The addition of 3 billion new capitalists into the mix -- China, India and ROW (analyst shorthand for “rest of the world”) -- is a game changer like nothing we’ve ever seen before

Euro on Low

Euro Slumps to Five-Month Low on Reduced Bets for Higher Rates

Hyderabad Metro Railway

hyderabad to get metro railways free of cost ..govt do not need to pay a single penny .... now all over states govt will do this

News 8-Aug-08

8-Aug-08
Headlines for the day

Corporate News Headline

• Tata Steel identified raw material resources in America, Africa, and Australia for acquisition to ensure that around 50% of the requirement of Corus is met through captive sources. (ET)
• Shiv-Vani Oil & Gas Exploration Services bagged an order worth Rs. 16.1 bn from ONGC for deployment of eight onshore deep drilling rigs. (BS)
• Bharat Electronic is planning to tap the lucrative business potential in the atomic energy sector. (BS)

Economic and Political Headline

• Crossing the 12% barrier for the first time in 13 years, inflation moved to 12.1% for the week ended July 26 on soaring food and non-food article prices. (ET)
• The mining industry said that India´s iron ore shipments have fallen by up to 20% in the last one month following imposition of 15% export duty and higher freight charges. (ET)
• The European Central Bank and the Bank of England left their key interest rates on hold at 4.25% and 5%, respectively, as both banks consider how to steer their economies between the shoals of mounting inflation and slowing growth. (WSJ)