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Yahoo! bets big on India
Web portal Yahoo! is betting big on India, announcing that it would become Yahoo!'s hub for designing and handling of products and services in Asia and Latin America in line with its emphasis on the emerging markets.
27 Apr 2007 |
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Indian economy hints at overheating, warns Moody's
India is showing 'classic signs of an overheating economy,' with high growth and accelerating inflation, a problem that can be addressed only through far-reaching reforms, Moody's Investors Services said.
27 Apr 2007 |
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CRAMS market in India valued at $895 million: Study
The Contract Research and Manufacturing Services (CRAMS) industry in India is estimated to have earned revenues of approximately $895 million in 2006, a Frost and Sullivan study has said.
24 Apr 2007 |
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VW targets India, Russia; 2008 pretax profit to hit $6.92 billion
Leading German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen AG is set to post a pretax profit of at least 5.1 billion euros, or $6.92 billion, in 2008 as higher sales of its cars in Asia, Europe and the United States fuel growth, chief executive Martin Winterkorn told shareholders Thursday.
22 Apr 2007 |
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GM 'Spark' price war, eyes India as global hub
World's largest car manufacturer General Motors (GM) has set off a price war in the small car segment in India, by launching its popular hatchback Chevrolet Spark in four models with a competitive starting price tag of Rs. 3.09 lakh, even as GM Corp. chairman and chief executive officer Rick Wagoner, who is on a visit to India, has positioned India as a potential 'future candidate' as the global manufacturing hub.
22 Apr 2007 |
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AT&T starts operations in India
In order to tap the corporate enterprise market in India, communications solutions provider AT&T Global Network Services India has announced to launch its commercial business in the country.
21 Apr 2007 |
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India, US set up joint private sector advisory group
India and the US have set up a private sector advisory group of international business and trade experts to provide strategic advice so as to boost bilateral trade, which is targeted to double in the next three years.
21 Apr 2007 |
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