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Study the market through disguised research
It is a war out. Management students are finding ways and means of tiding over the recessionary period in the job market. At the outset, it appears that the first year students of N L Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research (NLDIMSR), Mumbai have done well for themselves in this regard.
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Property business in the US looking up
When the going is good for the real-estate business, it is usually time for everyone else to worry. Things are certainly looking up for America's property barons, reports The Economist. Rents are rising, there is a scarcity of good properties and landlords are under diminishing pressure to keep their tenants happy.
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Movers & Shakers
E M Adithyan, a freelance writer, has been nominated by the American Biographical Institute, North Carolina, USA, for the century's most notable medal -- The 2000 Millennium Medal of Honour. Adithyan was earlier nominated for the `Man of the Year 1997' award by the same institute for his overall accomplishments and contributions to society.
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Beware of the Trojan Horse
virus which disables the system, Time Bomb and Trojan Horse. The UK Computer Misuse Act of 1990 makes it a crime to have unauthorised access to any computer programme with or without the intention to commit another crime or to modify the programme or data. Executives should realise that the
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Volvo bus stops at Chennai for a demonstartion
The Volvo B1OBLE, displayed at the Auto Expo in New Delhi, rolled into Chennai for a demonstration of the low-floor city bus concept. The bus, which has been fitted with an air suspension system, can increase or decrease its floor height at the touch of a button. Designed specifically for city traffic, the bus is said to have a life of 16 to 20 years. "It is only a concept now and we are keen on demonstrating it," Volvo India Private Ltd's business development manager Akash Passey told reporters on board the bus on Friday.
BOLT share at 33% of BSE's turnover
Trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange On-line Trading System (BOLT) has reached 33 per cent of total trading, according to BSE president M G Damani. Of the total 104,073 trades on the exchange on Thursday, 32,629 trades were transacted through the BOLT.
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 Mosquito mat-makers face ministry bite over perfumes
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