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SiliconIndia - Nov 04 2:28 AM
The Indian equities market has been on roll since the beginning of this year. Why and How? Read on. Two things have doubled over the past few months in the Indian capital market investors wealth and their confidence in the countrys stock exchange. And why not?Save to My Web

The BusinessWeek Best Seller List
BusinessWeek - Nov 03 2:57 PM
1 THE WORLD IS FLAT Thomas L. Friedman (Farrar, Straus & Giroux -- $27.50) Globalization is great -- sort of. 2 FREAKONOMICS Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner (Morrow -- $25.95) Crack gangs, the Ku Klux Klan, and more.Save to My Web

Sixth finalist in United Way car giveaway drawn
Salisbury Post - Nov 04 7:12 AM
Robin Troutman said she felt like Charlie with the Golden Ticket when her name was drawn Wednesday as the sixth finalist in the United Way giveaway. In the popular movie, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," Charlie is one of five children who find the tickets hidden in "Wonka" chocolate bars.Save to My Web

S Korea's Non-Life Insurers To Raise Auto Insurance Premiums
Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News - Oct 26 8:44 PM
South Korea's non-life insurers said Thursday they will raise auto insurance rates next month to reflect higher car repair charges.Save to My Web

Buttafuoco serves ice cream to stars of 'Housewives'
The Tucson Citizen - Nov 04 3:00 PM
NEW YORK Joey Buttafuoco is working on ABC's "Desperate Housewives" at the show's concession stand, anyway.Save to My Web

Report examines bird flu's possible impact
BusinessWeek - Nov 03 9:42 AM
NOV. 3 12:15 P.M. ET The Asian Development Bank projected Thursday that a bird flu pandemic in Asia could kill 3 million people, cause economic losses of up to nearly $300 billion and possibly push the world into a recession.Save to My Web

Toyota's 3Q profits rise on global sales
BusinessWeek - Nov 04 7:57 AM
NOV. 4 9:14 A.M. ET Toyota Motor Corp.'s profit rose 2 percent in the July-September quarter, lifted by growing sales around the world -- in sharp contrast with the dismal results at U.S. counterparts General Motors and Ford.Save to My Web