The Economic Times Daily Newsletter

Dated:February 27,2011


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9% economic growth forecast difficult to achieve: Economists

Economists maintained that achieving the higher projected growth trajectory looks unlikely, given the medium-term macroeconomic trends.


Seven of top-10 firms lose over Rs 38K cr in market capitalisation last week

Market capitalisation of 7 of the country's top 10 companies fell by Rs 38,767.51 cr last week, with SBI emerging as the biggest loser.


Rural prosperity is fuelling food inflation: Subbarao

RBI Governor D Subbarao has said that rising prosperity in rural India is leading to food scarcity, which is driving up food prices.



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An American employee has alleged that Infosys sent lower level and unskilled foreigners to the US in full-time positions in violation of immigration laws.


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