Deficits Could Be Next 'Black Swan'
Rich Vs. Poor IT Organizations
The stakes are greater for Britain, which is struggling to emerge from its worse recession since WWII
The UK has a vital stake in India's rise to global power and prosperity, says Finance Minister Osborne
Cameron leads a delegation of six ministers and more than 30 senior execs from top UK firms
Ministry of External Affairs criticised for levying an allegedly unfair fee structure while surrendering Indian passports by persons-of-Indian-origin who have acquired foreign citizenship
Asserting that it has returned to profitability, Caparo Group CEO Angad Paul said the company is "alive and well"
Credit rating agency Fitch sees a break-up of the euro zone as a "remote risk" and not one of its most likely scenarios, a Fitch director said
So bad is the situation that some hospitals had to close down specialities and emergency divisions
International students are a source of major revenue because they pay three times higher fees than students from the UK and EU
David Cameron takes over from Gordon Brown as Britain's new Prime Minister
The Conservative Party has more votes and more seats though not an absolute majority
Continued growth prompts central banks into a policy reaction or sends bond yields and inflation expectations up
Britain on Thursday announced a steep hike of 54 pounds in the student visa fee and introduced a new category of 'dependent relative' visa as a part of its effort to attract those migrants and visitors who can "make a valued contribution"
The finance industry, still reeling from the global banking crisis, is facing a challenge
UK Trade & Investment is organising a five-day camp for UK based medical-technology based companies which can address the needs of India market
The walkout over pay and jobs will disrupt travel for thousands after talks between the union and management collapsed
Prime Minister Gordon Brown gave a speech at Thomson Reuters on Wednesday and answered questions on the economy
