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	8 reasons why stock market traders lose money Many people think trading is the simplest way of making money in the stock market. Far from it. Email this

	H-1B visas: Are you qualified? We look at the requirments and qualifications necessary for H-1B applicants: What work and educational experience do you need? What are the mandatory documents? Email this

	Why global giants are rushing to Orissa The state's mineral reserves are attracting the world's largest metals companies, but local tribes won't give up the rights without a fight. Email this

	Chocolate and sex can boost brain: Study Forget crosswords. If you really want to boost your brain power, eat dark chocolate, consume cold meat and have plenty of sex, if possible every day. Email this

	Sample interview questions for H-1B visa An in-depth look at the H-1B skilled worker visa to America. What quetions will you be asked? What if your job requires travel? What does the future hold for H-1Bs? Read on Email this

	Moving beyond the 4 Ps of an MBA Is an MBA just about Placements, Package, Profile and Prospects? Email this

	Kamath sees Rupee at 35 to a dollar "The rupee is testing 38, we are playing in the 38-40 band. It has so far been a two-rupee band and the rupee could come to 35 vis a vis the dollar in some years," he said. Email this

	How and when to apply for H-1B visa to the US Dr Vakil examines the current state of affairs regarding H-1B visa limits in America. How can you best maximise your chance of securing a visa? Read on Email this

	Expert speak: Benefits of investing in MFs Mukul Gupta, CEO, Birla Sun Life AMC talks about the benefits investors can draw by investing through mutual funds. Email this

	Health risks take toll on corporate Bangalore Around 35 per cent of Bangalore's corporate citizens fall in the medium health risk category and are likely to be affected by at least one among the ailments like hypertension, diabetes and cardiac disorders, a health study indicated. Email this