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PZ CUSSONS, the British manufacturer of Imperial Leather soap, is battling with several consumer-goods giants to buy some of the most famous household products in Europe. The Stockport-based firm...

AIG's financial-products unit is on track to wind down by year end and had 20 employees quit amid March's bonus controversy.

The Congress leader, Jairam Ramesh, has written a letter to BJP leader LK Advani on the latters claims over Indian black money in Swiss banks, using clearly unparliamentary language and an offensive tone. Ramesh begins by saying, Coming from a leader of your purported stature, and continues in the same vein, To put it bluntly, Shri Advani, you are lying your edifice of numbers on the black money issue is a total hoax Your use of the ISI data to claim that poverty has increased during 2004-05 2008-09 is another example of bogusness you may well be referring to a study done by Inter Services Intelligence of Pakistan and not by our prestigious Indian Statistical Institute He ends the letter saying, Goebbels believed that if you keep repeating a lie several times, people will begin to believe it. Your ideological brotherhood has perfected this dictum.

A few years ago, health and personal care consumer products company Emami Ltd conducted a study that revealed that almost 30 per cent users of skin care products were men. This egged the company on to launch Fair & Handsome fairness cream for men in 2005. In the first year of its launch, Fair & Handsome clocked impressive sales of more than Rs 50 crore, and opened up a new segment of male grooming products.

Chinese competition authorities are holding up the acquisition of Lucite, a UK acrylics maker, by a Japanese materials group

MUMBAI: Most Indian auto component companies, who have idle capacity and are battling low-margins following the slowdown, are shifting part of their production facilities toward making products for the more lucrative aerospace and defence sectors ...

AUSTRALIAN Business Investment Partnership interim chief executive Ahmed Fahour will put his case tomorrow for implementation of the federal Government's $30 billion commercial property scheme.

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Who would possibly want to pay money to a bank if they weren't allowed to touch their cash for 30 years; had no certainty that it would be worth more than when it was put in; were not allowed to do wh...

wsrita wrote: Lyle wrote: Why must the bond holders be forced to renegotiate when the true problem is squarely mounted on the shoulders of the UAW? It's not unions who decide to make lousy cars that nobody wants. No union member gives 10's of millions of bucks to themselves: that's the management. The CEO's who care only about GMAC and their own huge pensions and health care, not the cars they make.The top corporates for GM are in their 70's. They give themselves megabucks. But they will never let go of the reins, even if they are senile. Quote: Oh, that's right. I forgot. The unions put Obama in office. There are nowhere near enough union workers in america to put anyone in office. There ARE plenty of the rich who vote for righties and give billions to lobbyists because they believe all the money belongs to THEM and the rest of us, like you and me, should be tricked down on. Quote: It wouldn't be fair to ask them to work for the