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Stressed, sick? Blame your boss
A study shows the magnitude of the problem and documents the effect bosses have on employee health and job performance.
Thai king backs post-coup govt
Thailand's revered monarch says the country would be run effectively by Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont.
Crisis deepens for Shibu Soren
Additional district court in Giridih issues production warrant against Soren for hearing in Kudko murder case.
Bihar 'bridges' gap between life, death
Many bridges in Bihar are in serious need of repair, but the authorities have so far turned a blind eye to them.
Indian rowers enter semis in Doha
Indian rowers made an encouraging start in Doha by winning their respective heats in three of the five events.
'Taxi driver helped crack 7/11 case'
The taxi driver and a commuter had identified the accused as the people who planted bombs in commuter trains.
Mush signs bill amending law on rape
Amid protests from Opposition Islamist parties, President Pervez Musharraf on Friday signed the Bill.
Jobless grads to help you file tax
Government plans to employ 5,000 unemployed graduates from next fiscal year to help individuals to file their tax returns.
China hopes for gold rush at the pool
This is supposed to be the event where China will showcase its swimming talent for Beijing Olympics.
Markets end on all time high
The markets have opened in positive terrain on the first day of December as traders have shown their faith.
It's Time to honour Gandhi, Nehru
Gandhi and Nehru were among the Asian heroes honoured by Time magazine at a function to commemorate its 60 years.
Nokia sees 10% growth in mobile mkt
Nokia said it aimed to increase its market share in the mobile phone business in 2007 from its current global share.
Ailing Castro fails to attend b'day bash
The ailing Cuban leader had been advised by doctors not to attend the five-day birthday bash organised for him at Havana.
Beckham's stay hinges on Real success
Real Madrid's sports director is confident that their challenge for honours will convince Beckham to stay on in Spain.
Dope testing in chess on Asiad debut
Chess will have dope tests at the Asian Games. An official says he has no idea how drugs could enhance performance.
Wal-Mart India plan hits political wall
Wal-Mart's entry into India through a tie-up with corporate major Bharti has got sucked into a political whirlpool.