The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 29, 2008

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OVERSEAS BORROWINGS: GDR regime falls foul of the I-T Act
Global Depository Receipts and its American equivalent American Depository Receipts — both compendiously referred to as GDR in this article — are both about mobilising equity in foreign currency from ...

COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES: Court rulings vs Revenue clarifications
Remember the last time when Ricky Martin came to India for some stage performances? On his way back he was questioned by Indian tax authorities at the airport regarding taxes on income he had earned from stage shows. Such a gesture with ...

SECURITY: ‘Fraud related goods worth $276 m available online’
Credit card info most advertised. Pune, Nov. 28 Cyber crime today is a well-organised and thriving phenomenon globally and the value of fraud-related goods and services advertised on underground economy servers during a 12-month period ending ...

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Markets (Nov 28)

Nifty (at close)	2755.10(+2.85)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)	50.07/10
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs	2,454
Gold (a gram) Rs	1,196
Silver (a kg) Rs	18,225

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Nov. 16-Nov. 22
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