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RATAN TATA, the Indian industrialist whose group owns Corus and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), has attacked the government’s record on manufacturing, saying it “does not appear to care” ...

The steel secretary to the Government of India is on record as saying, in a press conference in Kolkata in 2007, that India would reach a capacity of 124 million tonnes by 2012 excluding POSCO and Mittal up from an earlier projection of 80 million tonnes. The break-up of the capacity addition was to be 26 million tonnes from greenfield plants and 38 million tonnes from brownfield plants.

If the government becomes your shepherd, shall you not want?

Economic growth in the Middle East and Central Asia could slow by more than half this year, but the region should still fare better than most others thanks to government intervention and stockpiles of oil wealth, the International Monetary Fund said Sunday.... ...

From Oct. 18 to Dec. 3, 1961, 116,000 people visited New York's Museum of Modern Art before anyone noticed that Henri Matisse's painting "Le Bateau" had been hung upside down. Modernity is supposed to "transgress" standards of the traditional, which is why Paul Hindemith, while rehearsing one of ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Economic growth in the Middle East and Central Asia could slow by more than half this year, but the region should still fare better than most others thanks to government intervention and stockpiles of oil wealth, the International Monetary Fund said Sunday....

PowerRating -- In response to the federal government's so-called "stress test report," SunTrust Banks Inc. officials say they already have the capital resources needed to withstand expected, and even ...

The last few days have brought a wave of economic news — a half-million more jobs lost, a government order for top banks to add $75 billion in reserves. But that's good news.

Went to check my Prosper account today and the site looked a little different. I thought they were opening back up again, but it looks like they got slapped back down by the SEC. Oh joy - a government agency that can’t find a $50 Billion fraud is menacing a company that has [...]

Former Labour spin doctor 'surprised' by extent of claims and says MPs have no excuses for playing systemAlastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former spin doctor, today joined calls for the House of Commons to release the full details of MPs' expenses immediately, rather than allow the 'drip-drip' of revelations to continue.Writing on his blog, Campbell said he was 'genuinely surprised' by some of the things MPs had been claiming for and said there could be 'no excuses' for manipulating the system.His comments came as more politicians were today forced onto the defensive over their expenses claims. Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, was the latest to be thrust into the firing line after the Daily Telegraph reported that he continued to claim expenses for food despite rarely appearing at Westminster.But the most damaging revelations have so far been reserved for the government.Last night it emerged the employment minister, Tony McNulty, could face a police investigation after a complain