Chavan-led team meeting PM over Navi Mumbai airport today
While aviation minister Praful Patel has given the project his backing, the environment minitry continues to block it, as it involves destruction of mangroves over 400 acres, altering the course of two rivers, and flattening of a green hillock
HP knocks out Dell for 3PAR with $2.4-bn bid
The battle for control of virtual data storage company 3PAR ended yesterday after Dell ended talks and walked away $72 million richer from the unprecedented 18-day bidding war for a technology company that has barely made a profit in its 11 year existence
Why fish oils work against diabetes
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have identified the molecular mechanism that makes omega-3 fatty acids effective in reducing chronic inflammation and insulin resistance. By Scott LaFee
 
Budget 2010-2011
Economic Survey 2009-2010
Report of the 13th Finance Commission (2010-2015)
Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14
  Economic chill lurking ahead
  You can only enjoy the good weather when you have learned to appreciate the bad. I am not sure I can apply this to the economic outlook By CNN anchor/ correspondent  Richard Quest
  Corporate ethics is a tight-rope walk
  Achieving ethical behaviour in the workplace is a balancing act, both for corporations and employees. Dr Abdullah Telmesani* offers a simple two-step toolkit to find out whether one's conduct is ethical or otherwise.
  Net Neutrality: What's all the fuss about?
  Google and Verizon are close to finalising a deal to facilitate Verizon speeding online content to internet users more quickly, if the content's creators are willing to pay for it. Andreas Pouros, COO, UK-based independent search and social marketing agency, Greenlight, examines the move in the light of 'net neutrality'
  Beyond Blyton, Horowitz and Cabot
  Introduce your child to new worlds of imagination and adventure - Anuradha Sengupta tells you how
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Rajiv Singh reviews The Scientific Indian, which, essentially, is an exposition of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's thoughts on the importance of science and technology and its application in our day-to-day lives

  I came. I saw.
  One of the huge challenges facing the Greek authorities is the size of the shadow economy. By some studies up to 30 per cent of business is done off the books avoiding regulation and taxes. By Richard Quest, CNN anchor/ correspondent
  The changing face of CSR
  While the concept of social responsibility is as old as human civilisation itself, it has evolved greatly, from just providing better working conditions, schools and hospitals to taking care of the environment as well. Samir Nazareth reports
  What price containerisation?
  One keeps hearing of the need to improve road connectivity, but containerised rail transport is at least as important for India's economic growth, says Jagdeep Worah
  Bt brinjal has proven safety and would benefit farmers
  While the nay-sayers seem to have outgunned the votaries of Bt brinjal at present, the fact is that the pest-resistant biotech crop has been extensively tested and found safe for human consumption, argues Bharat Char, lead, biotechnology, Mahyco
  Stressful time all round
  "Are Europe's banks really okay? I think I know the answer to that - yes, they are strong and getting stronger - but the truth is, even after all the song and dance over the stress tests, who knows?" By CNN anchor / correspondent Richard Quest, in his exclusive column on domain-b
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