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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's construction of world-class rail system in congested Delhi has inspired Wharton students.

Software major Infosys has said that it will spend Rs 800 crore on training programmes in the coming year.

The Sensex hit five landmark levels from 10K to 14K during 2006 and Nifty managed to breach 4000 level.

Thanks to the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, there is some 'financial' relief for passengers who have to wait for hours at the airport.

Even without a formal bid surfacing for the venture, Essar's stake has become the most sought after possession.

The Sensex succumbed to profit-taking and ended in the red with a fall of 41.80 points at 13,340.21.

The UK Takeover Panel has set a January 30 deadline for TATA and CSN to make revised offers for Corus.

Audi expects to assemble over 300 units of its luxury sedan A6 by 2008 and sell about 3,000 units by 2010.

The markets had a fairly volatile session after languishing in the negative terrain for most of the day.

Government plans to employ 5,000 unemployed graduates from next fiscal year to help individuals to file their tax returns.

The markets have opened in positive terrain on the first day of December as traders have shown their faith.

Nokia said it aimed to increase its market share in the mobile phone business in 2007 from its current global share.

Wal-Mart's entry into India through a tie-up with corporate major Bharti has got sucked into a political whirlpool.

Low-cost airlines that offer the world for a penny will have to be more careful of what they promise.

HPCL is making a profit of Rs 4 per litre on petrol and 90 paise a litre on diesel due to softening of international crude prices.

CSN has made a bid of 475 pence per share to acquire Corus, that is 25 pence higher than Tata Steel's offer.