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India unveils $10 laptop! The 'world's cheapest laptop', developed in India, was unveiled by Union Minister for Human Resources Development Arjun Singh at the Tirupati temple on Tuesday evening.  Email this

Tax relief: Here's what suits you best The Income Tax Act provides tax relief if you invest in certain financial instruments. Find out which product category suits you best.  Email this

The vegetable seller who became a millionaire He started with earning Rs 15 a month. T Jaishankar is now a millionaire.  Email this

Recession: Tips to start on your own Atul Khekade, CEO, Airnetz, tells young entrepreneurs on how to survive the current economic recession.  Email this

How to save for a rainy day Let us put away that dreaded thought and focus instead on ways to have access to funds when we need them the most like, for instance, a job-loss or an emergency surgery for a loved one! Here budgeting comes into play.  Email this

What is a cash flow statement? Complementing the balance sheet and income statement, the cash flow statement, a mandatory part of a company's financial reports since 1987  Email this

How to read a balance sheet A balance sheet, also known as a "statement of financial position", reveals a company's assets, liabilities and owners' equity (net worth).  Email this

World's top 15 business schools The much-awaited Global MBA Rankings 2009 published annually by Financial Times, London, is finally out. Interestingly, India's Indian School of Business figures 15th in the list.  Email this

How to evaluate a company's financial health If it's not able to meet today's debts, a company might not live to see another day.  Email this

He lives by the give-nothing-take-nothing rule Chief Election Commissioner N Gopalaswami is a stickler. For rules. For details. For discipline. For principles. For values. For him, there is only one way of doing things: The right way. He is known to make copious notes about how every hour of his day passes. "He jots down details in a tiny diary. Even if you speak to him on the phone for a few minutes, your name and details of the conversation go into that tiny diary," revealed a friend who has known the CEC for 20 years.  Email this

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