The Economic Times Daily Newsletter

Dated:September 03,2011 Top Headlines   Global economy stepping in ' new danger zone': WB President Robert Zoellick Zoellick said tghe financial crisis in Europe has become a sovereign debt crisis, with serious implications for the Monetary Union and banks. Cabinet ministers declare assets; Kamal Nath richest with Rs 263 crore Kamal Nath's assets were the highest at Rs 263 cr, whereas Defence Minister, A K Antony's assets amounted to Rs 1.8 lakh, which was the lowest. Gold, silver extend gains on rising global trend Gold rose for the second day adding Rs 275 to trade at Rs 28,190 per 10 gram at the bullion market on buying by stockists. Most Read Story KPMG, Wipro, Essar, Igate-Patni use KPMG Predictive Index, Neural Network, Engagement Hypothesis, Five C and Three Circle Tool to predict employee's exit, engagement Consulting firm KPMG has recently created a crystal ball. Called the KPMG Predictive Index, it can foretell when an employee will resign. Most E-mailed Story KPMG, Wipro, Essar, Igate-Patni use KPMG Predictive Index, Neural Network, Engagement Hypothesis, Five C and Three Circle Tool to predict employee's exit, engagement Consulting firm KPMG has recently created a crystal ball. Called the KPMG Predictive Index, it can foretell when an employee will resign. Most Commented Story India's youngest sarpanch, MBA Chavvi Rajawat makes her village Soda India's 1st IT-enabled one Rajawat, who represented India at a recent UN poverty summit, says she sees computerization lifting the veil of illiteracy from her village. Latest Updates L&T Finance to raise at least Rs 1 billion 'Improving supply of farm products to arrest price rise' Apple hunted 'lost item'; clue points to new iPhone Mix of measures more likely in Obama jobs plan