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Wipro FY08 net up 12% at Rs 3,283 cr
    WIPRO PROFIT AND LOSS: Global IT services operating margin declined at 21% versus 24% YoY. Wipro's Q4 consolidated net profit was up by 3.4 per cent.
Pocket money of kids up 6 times | How much is too much?
    GIVE ME MONEY: School children spend about 73 per cent of the pocket money on sweets and chocolates.Children are spending about 73 pc of money on sweets and chocolates.
CRR hike: No impact on customers
    PRICE WOES: A 50 basis point hike in CRR means banks will have to keep more idle money.A 50 basis point hike in CRR means banks will have to keep more idle money.
RBI hikes CRR by 0.5 pc to control inflation
    STRONG MOVE: RBI hiked the ratio of mandatory deposits that banks need to maintain.RBI has tinkered with the monetary policy even ahead of the announcement of its credit policy.
Paswan, FM in a slugfest over rising steel prices
    TACKLING INFLATION: The Commerce Minister is completely against a ban on steel exports.But sadly the war is about fighting each other rather than battling inflation.
Rising inflation: Tips to manage your portfolio
    WHERE IS THE MONEY: Commodities like gold and silver are at their peaks right now. Commodities like gold and silver are at their peaks right now.
Strange but true: prices up, inflation dips
    IT TAKES MONEY:  Fruit prices are down but vegetables still cost a lot.Fruits and vegetables costlier by two per cent, milk by one per cent.
Inflation higher than tolerance limit: RBI
    PRICE WOES: Reddy said Govt needs to show it’s being proactive in bringing prices down.Reddy said Govt needs to show it’s being proactive in bringing prices down.
Oil at $115 record as dollar, US fuel stocks fall
    OIL WOES: US crude for May delivery dipped one cent to $114.92 a barrel.US crude for May delivery dipped one cent to $114.92 a barrel.

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