TAKE A LOOK-World Economic Forum in New Delhi

Executives and policymakers are meeting in New Delhi for
the World Economic Forum's India Economic Summit as the global
economy starts to emerge from its worst downturn in decades.

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> Bharti says price war temporary; to outsource more
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> India's Kingfisher expects $400 mln PE investment
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> GE hopes to build at least one Indian nuclear plant
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> Microsoft India seeing good response to Windows 7
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> Mahindra Satyam adds clients, says worst over
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> Global car sales have bottomed - Nissan/Renault's Ghosn
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> Bharti Airtel not seeking new buys, sees local shake up
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> Jubilant says to sell off unit by March - chair
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ECONOMY
> Premature for Asian central banks to tighten policy - ADB
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> Labour reforms, infra spending key to economic growth-UNDP
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> India's financial sector reforms to quicken, says PM
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> Deficit, inflation seen threatening recovery
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HIGHLIGHTS
> Crisis? At India forum, it's back to business as usual
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> Speakers at the World Economic Forum in India (Day 2)
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> Speakers at the World Economic Forum in India (Day 1)
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> Indian PM says India reform pace will quicken
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