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No wage cut, Praful Patel assures A-I employees
    COMFORTING NEWS: Praful Patel says reports of a wage cut in Air India are baseless.Minister of Civil Aviation says reports of a 25-pc salary cut are rumours.
Praful Patel to meet PM, plead for airlines
    AXE THE TAX: Civil Aviation Minister to meet the PM for tax relief.Civil Aviation Minister will ask for tax cut on aviation turbine fuel.
Rising fuel prices force IT cos to look at cost cutting
    HARD TIMES: Rising fuel prices are taking their toll on airlines.The latest victim of price hike seems to be the IT industry specially the SMEs.
Airlines tighten belt, may slash incentives by 25 pc
    TROUBLE IN THE AIR: Aviation Minister Praful Patel will meet PM Manmohan Singh to discuss the issue.This too is in keeping with PM's austerity measures and rising fuel prices.
Oil prices surge, touch new record at $139 a barrel
    UP, UP AND AWAY: Oil prices have shot up more than $11 to a new record. That gloomy outlook sent stocks tumbling, Dow Jones fell 400 points.
Oil turmoil fuels job cut fears in US
    The unemployment rate jumped from 5 to 5.5 per cent, the biggest increase in 22 years.
Govt struggles to find an Insurance regulator
    FINDING A REPLACEMENT: On May 15 this year, CS Rao retired as chairman of IRDA.IRDA chairman CS Rao retired a month ago and his replacement is yet to be found.
Oldest Indian airline Air India turns 60
    Air India started international flights to London via Cairo and Geneva.
Imported cooking oil prices push up inflation
    FM TUNES IN AGAIN: P Chidambaram says surges are due to rise in international crude oil and commodity prices.The market was estimating the figure to settle at 8.25 per cent.
Green is the new colour of IT in Bangalore
    GOING THE GREEN WAY: Their buildings are made of natural stone and they have no-plastic canteens. IT biggies like Infosys, Wipro and TCS are developing eco-friendly campuses.
Mr & Mrs X: investor couples dupe clients of crores
    CHASING CHEAT COUPLE: The Income Tax department suspcets the Jhunjhunwala colluded with firms.Authorities hunt for Sudhir and Madhu Jhunjhunwala, accuse them of fraud.

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