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Nextdoor thrives on connecting neighbourhood communities

While the US local social networking platform is yet to start monetising, its promoters say advertisers are very keen

US official terms N-liability law a `major challenge`

The other American giant means business

Canadian PM Stephen Harper?s six-day visit to India is one of his longest to any country progress on CEPA tops to-do list

Indian team in Canada to study GST, but consensus still a far cry

Central and state governments not yet on same page, suggest state FMs' responses

Global investors upbeat on policy measures growth a concern

Investors optimistic on govt's commitment to reduce fiscal deficit, including steps to cut diesel subsidies

Dumped, Modi may get another Wharton platform to go global

A WIEF organiser says they will give the Gujarat CM a more appropriate but less publicised forum

'Environmental clearances, work visas deterring India-Canada bilateral trade'

India¿s High Commissioner in Ottawa Nirmal Verma hopes the issues will be addressed as part of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement

Industry encouraged by US foray

Segment finds good response in first trade show on east coast, as part of effort to step up presence in US market

'Indian firms face work visa, green nod woes in Canada'

Manu's children

Congressman Bera

Ami Bera's election to the US Congress is an indication of the Indian-American community's growing clout in that country's electoral arithmetic

Nuke liability law 'major challenge': US official

India¿s nuclear liability law is not in line with the international nuclear liability principles

Canadian agency to grant Hindalco $100 mn for MP project

Canadian banking chief says India's slowing affects advanced economies, too

Bankers doubtful on rate cut by the central bank

The current rates of inflation are well above the benchmarks communicated by RBI

Real time search of all social media

Likely theory

Desi mom goes to Manhattan

Large parts of English-Vinglish, like any other Bollywood movie, require viewers to suspend disbelief. But it does have its moments

'Hollywood bullish on India'

Memories of Midnight

Deepa Mehta¿s film on Salman Rushdie¿s popular novel Midnight¿s Children does not quite follow the book