The Economic Times Daily Newsletter

	Dated:January 15,2011

Top Headlines No ban by SEBI; settlement terms voluntary: ADAG SEBI said that R-Infra and RNRL cannot invest in secondary market till 2012, while Anil Ambani and other directors would not do so till December 2011. Nearly half of H1B visa holders from India: US report Nearly half of H-1B work visa holders in the US were from India, who were mostly hired for technology-related positions, according to GAO report. Over 100 pilgrims killed in Sabarimala stampede The tragedy occurred at Pulmedu in Vandiperiyar when a jeep carrying pilgrims ploughed into a crowd and overturned, killing people and triggering the stampede. Most Read Story Airport city in Durgapur to create 90,000 jobs The country's first airport city, Durgapur Aertropolis, a Rs 10,000-crore project, will create 90,000 jobs over the next 8-9 years. Most E-mailed Story Indian farmers look to reap rich gains in Madagascar Corporates are increasingly looking to make the most in Africa as govts scour for highly skilled talent, especially in the continent's vast farm land. Most Commented Story Infosys loses more employees than net addition in Q3 Infosys hired 11,067 employees during Q3, the net addition was 5,311 techies, as 5,756 left the company for various voluntary and involuntary reasons. Latest Updates Gold, silver slide on weak global cues Inflation at 8.43%, rate hike looms Groupon now in India, Israel, SA; buys SoSasta Swiss central bank loses $22 billion in 2010