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Cars, software threaten EU-India trade deal
At stake is an agreement that would create one of the world's largest free-trade zones by population - covering more than a quarter of the world's people.


Greece debt level spikes, but Italy's dips
The EU's statistics office says Greece's debt spiked to 159.1 percent of gross domestic product in the third quarter of 2011.


Indian economy is cooling, not collapsing: StanChart
Indian economy is cooling, not collapsing: StanChartThe second half of this year should be relatively good one for India but the first 3 to 6 months will be tough, says Gerard Lyons of Standard Chartered.


UP polls: Indo-Nepal border along 3 districts sealed
Security along the borders has been stepped up so that anti-social elements could not infiltrate into the state and disrupt polling, an official said.


Gold import bill may touch $100 bn by 2015-16
The report said that at these levels, "gold imports are a huge burden on the balance of payments and accentuates the current account deficit".


Zuckerberg's 'Hacker Way' helped Facebook
For Facebook, hacker means something different. It explains the push to try new ideas (even if they fail), and to promote new products quickly.


S&P threatens Fiat downgrade on weak auto mkt
Standard & Poor's ratings agency threatened to downgrade Italian auto giant Fiat on Monday due to sagging sales in Europe and Brazil.


No question of blocking, censoring websites: Pilot
Pilot pointed out that laws governing such websites have been made after discussion and interaction with such companies.


Govt to extend help to corporate sector: Pranab
'One point which should be stressed is to enhance confidence of retail investors in equity and corporate governance. We will have to inject confidence.'


The Economic Times
Greek parties face EU bailout deadline
Alarmed by the prospect of yet more budget cuts, Greece's two main trade unions said they would call a 24-hour strike for Tuesday in protest.


Only firms given 2G licence in 2008 should be allowed in re-auction: Uninor
Only firms given 2G licence in 2008 should be allowed in re-auction: Uninor"The auction needs to among the new players involving parties who were in 2008," Sigve Brekke, managing director, Uninor told reporters.


Outrage over Steve Jobs angel in Taiwan ad
Jobs, who died in October at the age 56, was no fan of Google's Android system, considering it a rip-off of Apple's technology.


Euro zone strugglers lack innovative knack
To get an idea of the economic mountain euro zone strugglers Greece and Portugal have to climb, consider this: per million inhabitants, they each filed fewer than eight applications with the European Patent Office in 2010.


Budget for Renewal: Reduce lock-in period for FDs up to Rs 1L to 3 yrs, say banks
Budget for Renewal: Reduce lock-in period for FDs up to Rs 1L to 3 yrs, say banksThis budget may be the time to reward safety-minded investors with long-term outlook by making bank deposits equally attractive as equities.


Intense Greek talks for debt deal continue
Parties backing Greece's coalition government will hold a second day of emergency talks Monday on an austerity deal with rescue creditors.


Greek parties face Monday EU bailout deadline
Greece's coalition parties must tell EU on Monday whether they accept the painful terms of a new bailout deal to avoid a messy default.


Citi gets approval to issue credit cards in China
Currently, the China unit of Hong-Kong Bank of East Asia is the only foreign bank that has a credit card operation on the mainland.


European shares lower ahead of Greek high noon
The euro and European shares retreated on Monday on nerves Greek would fail to come up with the political commitments.


The Economic Times
Mathai arrives in Washington; may meet Clinton
Mathai, who arrived here yesterday on his first bilateral visit to the US as Foreign Secretary, will meet Clinton, officials said.


HTC sees Q1 revenue falling as much as 36%
HTC also said it expects gross margin and operating margin at around 25 percent and 7.5 percent, respectively.


IMF warns EU downturn could cut China growth
The IMF said Beijing should be ready to launch a multibillion-dollar stimulus to ward off a slump in the world's second-largest economy.


Greece poised for further spending cuts
Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and leaders of the country's political parties have agreed to further cut spending by 1.5 percent of GDP, the Greek government's press service said.


Priya Dutt victim of goof-up in voters' list
Dutt, Member of Parliament from North Central Mumbai cannot recognise her face on the electoral list because her photo has been switched with one Ratna Gupta's.


Larsen & Toubro surrenders SEZ in Tamil Nadu
The Board of Approval (BoA), headed by Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar, has approved the developer's request on its meeting on January 24.


Notification for last phase of UP polls issued
Notification for the seventh and last phase of Uttar Pradesh Assembly election was issued today with which nominations process also started.