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251. ICICI head says high rates will slow India industry
India's industrial growth could follow consumer spending and slow if interest rates are not lowered, ICICI Bank managing director K.V. Kamath said on Monday.
17 Sep 2007
252. Gold demand falls in India as price rises
India's gold demand was low on Monday as hardening prices put buyers in the wait-and-watch mode despite the ongoing busy season, dealers said.
17 Sep 2007
253. Suzuki to start scooter sale in India in October
Suzuki Motor Corp's Indian bike unit will begin selling its first scooter in mid-October as high interest rates and fierce competition put the brakes on sales of motorcycles, a top official said.
17 Sep 2007
254. India's tea sector seeking change in law to help diversify
India's struggling tea sector is seeking changes in the law to allow for diversification into other crops to fight rising production costs and increase returns, officials said on Monday.
17 Sep 2007
255. Turf Wars IV: BCCI beats ICL at its own game, launches Indian Premier League
The Indian cricket's governing body, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the formation of a two-tier cricket league that will involve domestic leagues in four countries and an international league, along the lines of European Champions League in football and the Major League Soccer and the NBA in US.
17 Sep 2007
256. India biggest borrower in 2007: World Bank
A World Bank media release has indicated that India is the largest borrower in the fiscal year 2007, accounting for as much as $3.75 billion, or 15 percent of the bank's total lending as the bank group globally committed $34.3 billion.
15 Sep 2007
257. India, China will drive internet growth, says Sun chief
Asia's two economic superpowers – India and China – will be the future drivers of the Internet, according to Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz.
15 Sep 2007
258. India ranks poorly in global IT competitiveness study
In a study commissioned by software industry association Business Software Alliance (BSA) and conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, India has emerged as No.10 in Asia-Pacific and No.46 globally in terms of IT industry competitiveness, in spite of the nation's emergence as an IT superpower.
15 Sep 2007
259. India IT industry to generate 400,000 new jobs: NASSCOM
According to the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), India's apex body of the IT software and services industry, the IT industry in India will generate 400,000 new jobs this year, a figure which is about 25 percent higher than the previous year.
13 Sep 2007
260. Hindujas to review business strategy in India
The $2 billion Hinduja group is in the process of reviewing its business strategy for India, which may include restructuring its existing businesses and adding some new verticals.
13 Sep 2007
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