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Mounting Opposition pressure on Monday forced the DMK to give an assurance that the police would act against those smuggling out rice meant for the poor in Tamil Nadu to earn huge profits. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

KOLKATA: The metropolis would have the privilege of getting a new state-of-the-art cancer hospital by this year. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

In signs of persisting financial woes in the US, the count of bankruptcy filings jumped as much as 20 per cent to 1.57 million in the year ended June 2010, the highest in four years. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

NEW DELHI: The proposed takeover of Cairn Energy’s India business could see NRI billionaire Anil Agarwal emerging as the richest promoter of a corporate house ahead of Mukesh Ambani, who has ruled the list for long. After the acquisition of Cairn India and a proposed IPO of group firm Sterlite Energy, Anil Agarwal, as... 

MUMBAI/BANGALORE: Is the controversy surrounding the Commonwealth Games (CWG) scaring off sponsors? Though PSUs like NTPC and PowerGrid Corporation are threatening to pull out of the games, private sector companies so far seem to be the torchbearers for the event. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

Steve Ballmer, Narayan Murthy or Azim Premji, the icons of the IT industry, are all talking about cloud computing. This post was submitted by Anil Kumar Chaudhary. Read More →

Anil Ambani’s Reliance Broadcast Network (RBN) said it has completed its final negotiations with US’ CBS Studios, to form a JV to own and operate TV channels in the country. This post was submitted by rishi maurya. Read More →

SAN FRANCISCO: Google is teaming up with Taiwanese phone-maker HTC and the largest US cellphone carrier Verizon to launch a challenger to Apple’s iPad in time for the holiday season, PC World reported. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Wednesday granted bail to prime accused Ramalinga Raju in India’s biggest corporate scam, This post was submitted by rishi maurya. Read More →

NEW DELHI –India said Tuesday it was still undecided as to whether it would allow Research In Motion Ltd. to offer its BlackBerry corporate email services in the country beyond Aug. 31, though other services such as the BlackBerry messenger, voice calls and short-messaging services can be used. India’s government...