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Literally, the billion dollar question is: Are SSIs still in need of more and more assistance and exemptions from the State? Of late, SSI sector has achieved a growth of 8.1%. It has gone up from almost Rs.1850bn (2000-2001) to almost Rs.2450bn (2004-2005), as per the report of Development Commissioner, SSI.

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ANTONVENETA ACQUISITION

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The Antonveneta acquisition is expected to add 1.5 million customers to ABN (the largest bank in the Netherlands), taking its number of customers to 20 million. ABN already controlled a 30% stake in Antonveneta, and the latest move will take its ownership up to a comfortable 69%.

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Terror’s greatest Recruitment tool...

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... is nothing else but blatant racism being practiced by western nationsHussain Osman, one of the men alleged to have participated in the attempted bombings in London on July 21, recently told Italian investigators that he prepared for the attacks by watching “films on the war in Iraq,” the newspaper La Repubblica reported, “Especially those where women and children were being killed and exterminated by British and American soldiers... of widows, mothers and daughters that cry.”

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MILLER SHOULD CONVINCE

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Miller really has to take three hard decisions: First, Miller should convince GM to rescue Delphi; given the legacy they hold. If that fails, he should follow the examples of airline companies in the US and file for bankruptcy to get the UAW off his back. That will provide temporary respite. But in the long run, Miller can salvage Delphi only if he can drastically reduce the company’s dependence on Detroit and find new buyers in Asia.

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HISTORY OF JAPANIES PARLIAMENT

But it is the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) that is elated over the decision since it sees in these elections a reasonable chance of coming to power by dethroning Koizumi’s LDP that has ruled continuously for 50 years; but for a small gap in the 1990s. In fact, it is the LDP that not only presided over Japan’s recovery from military defeat, but also oversaw itsphenomenal economic success during the 1960s and ‘70s...

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