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Infosys asks employees to save $10 each In yet another example by an Indian corporate to become cost-sensitive, IT bellweather Infosys Technologies is asking all its employees to go in for a one-time cost savings of $10 each. This initiative is expected to help the company, which has over 100,000 people on its rolls, to incur a cost saving of $1 million (around Rs 5 crore), which is a 'substantial amount' according to the company.  Email this

10 rules of successful trading This is a crucial advantage traders enjoy over investors -- the ability to make money whether the market is moving up or down. This fact should not, however, lead you to believe that trading is easy; it requires both a skill-set and rigorous discipline.  Email this

Drop a dress size in two weeks Meenakshi Hejmadi, a dietician working with NutritionVista.com, tells readers how they can drop a dress size in a fortnight.  Email this

6 reasons to do your MBA in Singapore Could not clear MBA entrance exams like CAT, FMS or XLRI? It's not the end of the world. You can do so from outside India and here is why you must do your MBA from Singapore.  Email this

Factors that influence your loan rate Let's take a quick look at what all these terms mean to see how they affect the loan interest rates.  Email this

Incorporate heart-healthy foods into your diet Kanchan Saggi, a dietician working with NutritionVista.com tells you which foods help boost heart health.  Email this

How to master a bear market Learn how your portfolio should evolve to suit bear market conditions.  Email this

'Sex and love go hand-in-hand' As part of a relationship series to ensure you're lucky in love this year, we bring you an excerpt from How to Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk by John Van Epp, PhD.  Email this

10 stocks that can earn good returns in 2009 As uncertainties prevail and a revival expected only post second quarter of 2009, it will pay to focus on large cap companies with a proven track record, high earnings visibility and low leverage.  Email this

Success doesn't require any skill, except passion Professor Ray Umashankar, won a prestigious Purpose Prize in the US, for his work to rehabilitate the children of sex workers in India.  Email this

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