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Britons selling kidney to beat credit crunch28-SEP-09
At least a dozen Britons have offered to sell their kidneys for 25,000 pounds or more each to beat credit crunch and pay off their debts, a media report said today. Their advertisements offering kidney have appeared on the internet and five of them corresponded with undercover journalists, who posed as friends and relatives of sick patients to negotiate sales, The Sunday Times claimed.
Task Force on MSME to meet tomorrow24-SEP-09
Credit crunch faced by the small and medium sector amid global economic slowdown would figure in the first meeting of the task force headed by Prime Minister's Principal Secretary T K A Nair here tomorrow.
China to launch consumption loans to boost spending13-MAY-09
China will launch a system of loans to pay for home appliances, tours and weddings, state media said today, in a move to stimulate spending during the current economic slowdown.
FDI dips in March but FY09 betters previous fiscal12-MAY-09
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in India is estimated to have dipped by over 55 per cent to $2 billion in March from $4.44 billion a year ago in the face of the global credit crunch.
FDI dips to 1.49 bn in Feb; annual inflows show growth09-APR-09
Foreign direct investment (FDI) to India dipped to $1.49 billion in February from $5.67 billion a year ago amid the global credit crunch, but inflows in the 11-month period (April-February 2008-09) of the fiscal have already crossed the inflows in the entire preceding fiscal.
India Inc's overseas fund raising dips 48% in FY0903-APR-09
The total funds raised from abroad through various securities such as American Depository Receipts (ADRs), Global Depository Receipts (GDRs), External Commercial Borrowing (ECBs) and Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs) have fallen by 47.66 per cent, according to an analysis by domestic brokerage firm SMC Capitals.
'M&As skewed towards domestic consolidation'03-MAR-09
Citigroup Global Markets India – the Mumbai-based arm of the global investment bank which advised RPL on its merger with RIL – views Monday's merger of the two firms as an indication of how mergers and acquisitions (M&As) will get increasingly restricted to the domestic market and inbound deals.
Leather industry reports job loss of 100,00030-JAN-09
The current slow down in the developed countries has resulted job loss of around 75,000 to 100,000 in the Indian leather industry in the last three months.
UK employers want freeze on minimum wage30-DEC-08
With companies facing severe credit crunch, a top body of British employers today asked for freezing of the national minimum wage until the economy recovers from the financial downturn.
Insurers' core sector exposure limit may be hiked to 20%30-DEC-08
Move to help infrastructure companies access funds during credit crunch.
Uncertainty grips sectors, says Ficci29-DEC-08
A state of uncertainty is gripping over many services sectors, including financial services, software, outsourcing, civil aviation and real estate, due to the global financial crisis, credit crunch
Drug firms go slow on overseas M&As28-DEC-08
Outbound acquisitions by Indian drug companies slumped 67 per cent during the year as a global credit crunch squeezed liquidity.
'Pre-paid users don't care about a credit crunch'28-NOV-08
Tony Worthington, global head (telecoms, media & technology) at Standard Chartered Bank, has been involved with the Indian mobile sector since the original licence bids in 1995 — he’s
Metal supply to tighten on credit crunch: Citi analyst21-NOV-08
Global metal supplies will be “tighter than ever” as a deepening financial crisis constrains development of new mines and pushes prices lower, Alan Heap, a commodity analyst at Citigroup
Price fall, credit crunch may hit agri output: FAO15-NOV-08
Amid the international financial crisis, the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) has warned that falling food prices and reduced access to credit are likely to hit the agricultural
  
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