IPL fixing: Meiyappan remanded under IPC, Gambling Act charges
Gurunath Meiyappan was produced before a magistrate's court in Mumbai today on charges of match fixing and remanded in police custody till 29 May
Airtel pips Vodafone in rural areas, but loses urban customers
Vodafone had pipped Bharti Airtel as the largest rural operator in March, but in April Bharti had 83.8 million rural subscribers compared with 83.4 million for Vodafone
Junk food giant McDonald's CEO grilled rare by 9-yr-old
Don Thompson, chief executive officer of fast food giant McDonald's Corp, was left red-faced after a 9-year-old girl accused his company of trying to "trick kids into eating food that isn't good for them
Canada's Valeant in talks to buy Bausch & Lomb for $9 bn
After abandoning its $13 billion cash and stock bid for generic drug giant Actavis, Valeant, one of the most acquisitive pharmaceutical companies, has identified on Bausch and Lomb to strengthen its visual-care products
Hospitals gain as patients in ICU develop infections: study
Johns Hopkins researchers report that hospitals earn nearly nine times more from treating ICU patients who develop avoidable infections from contaminated tubes or central lines during hospitalisation, than from treating similar infection-free patients
Food could soon be transmitted to astronauts via 3D printers!
Bringing science fiction closer to reality, US space agency NASA yesterday announced that it would fund the construction of the world's first 3D food printer, which when fully developed could transmit food to astronauts
 
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  Tips on using social media in business communications
  Social networking media has changed the way we now communicate - from sending an email  to carrying out general business transactions globally. By Sudakshina Bhattacharjee
  'Running gives you the time to reflect on yourself'
  Marathon runner Amit Sheth talks to Swetha Amit about his book Dare to Run and how he got into running as a sport, the marathons he has run and the spiritual joy he has derived from running
  Dharavi: life, industry coexist amid strange conditions
  One's first impression of Dharavi, in Mumbai, is that this is what Apocalypse might look like, with its stench, filthy lanes, and makeshift housing. Yet there is a thriving cottage industry and life goes on amid the squalor, says tourist Paige Noon recounting her Dharavi experience
  Have employer-provided health insurance? Add your own
  Many employers now provide group health insurance schemes, but the cover provided is usually quite basic. Arun Balakrishnan, CEO of BerkshireInsurance.com, outlines why it is prudent to take out a personal cover as well
  Ferocious, weak and crazy: the North Korean strategy
  There is brilliance in North Korea's strategy. When the Soviet Union collapsed, North Korea was left in dire economic straits, with reasonable expectations that its government would soon collapse. Yet, through a combination of bluff and bluster, it continues to survive. By George Friedman, founder and chairman of global intelligence analyst firm Stratfor
  'I felt lucky just to be published': entrepreneur-novelist Sanghi
  Entrepreneur Ashwin Sanghi has made waves by becoming a successful novelist. In an interview with Swetha Amit, he speaks about his thinking processes and his mid-stream change of direction
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