Asia may not be such easy pickings for Apple The Guardian By Harichandan Arakali and Farah Master BANGALORE/HONG KONG, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Investors in Apple Inc have a one-word answer for those who wonder whether this corporate juggernaut can maintain its phenomenal momentum in the years ahead: Asia. The iconic maker of the iPhone, iPad and iPod has barely...
Not only one, real estate investors look to own second home The Times Of India Investment in real estate has seen a change in investors' mindset. Apart from owning a house, people are increasingly looking to buy a second property to earn some investment income out of the property. And, when it comes to buying a house purely from an investment point, choosing the right city or ...
Visvesvaraya Technological University introduces one-time exam fee DNA India | The Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has increased the examination fee to Rs1,500 for the new academic year from the current Rs600. However, students reappearing for examination need not pay extra fee. | "There is no need to submit forms...
'Water summit good only for corporate interests' DNA India | The Peoples' Campaign for Right to Water (PCRW) has asked the government to disassociate itself from the water summit to be held in Bangalore on February 1 | PCRW-Karnataka's spokesperson Kshitij Urs said: "The summit is to celebrate the corporate ...
Bangalore based company launches tablet Tabplus Rio at Rs 11,990 The Times Of India BANGALORE: A Bangalore based company has launched a new tablet, named Tabplus Rio, at Rupees 11,990. Launched by Digital Waves, the Android 2.3 tablet comes with a 1 GHz Cortex A9 processor, 7 inch screen with storage up to 32GB via Micro SD. | In th...
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Simmering unrest in Indian Army goes sweltering Pakalert Press Share | Army-Govt row intensifies in India | Defiant Indian Army Chief to sue govt | Gen Singh holds meetings with mily aides, PM consults Defence Minister | Gen VK Singh having su...
Tea's stimulating business, say new bars DNA India | Tea lovers in India never had it so good. Urban tea bars, lounges, kiosks and quick service restaurants (QSRs) now offer numerous flavours. | Chai suddenly is fashionable. Want t...
2011 tough for realty, no respite seen in short-run The Times Of India NEW DELHI: The realty industry in India faced a negative sentiment in 2011, with developers, buyers and investors caught in a quagmire due to a host of unfavourable conditions, not...
First-person account: Inching 4km in two-and-half hours! DNA India | Tuesday's traffic jam gave a new meaning to the phrase "choc-a-bloc". I had the misfortune of being stuck in the jam and I can vouch that all the commuters who were stuck when the gridlock was at its peak would label it as the worst they have been ...
First-person account: Why did protesting lawyers target the media? DNA India | Tuesday was a nightmare for many Bangaloreans as a traffic gridlock at Mysore Bank Circle affected many parts of the city. Advocates had resorted to a flash protest, alleging that the police tortured one of their colleagues. | The protest started a...
First-person account: Cops stood quietly as Bangalore lawyers turned goons DNA India | About 1.30pm, I reached Mysore Bank Circle upon learning that advocates were up to something nasty. More than a thousand advocates were there and were arguing with the public, who demanded to know why they were put to hardship for no fault of their...
Not only one, real estate investors look to own second home The Times Of India Investment in real estate has seen a change in investors' mindset. Apart from owning a house, people are increasingly looking to buy a second property to earn some investment income out of the property. And, when it comes to buying a house purely from an investment point, choosing the right city or location becomes most important. | "The focus shou...
