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30 May 2011   Moneylife Exclusive With the cricket over, general entertainment channels prepare to hit their way back into the game Moneylife Digital Team GECs set to launch new programmes, reality shows, to win back audiences who appear to be suffering from television fatigue...     Exclusive Column     Motor Sports: Formula none Veeresh Malik Will Indians ever take to motor sports?       Other ML Exclusives   The dangerous subsidies bubble Governments around the world, from Saudi Arabia and Indonesia to China and the United States, use subsidies to solve perceived social problems. By artificially warping demand, they change things not only in their economies, but also in others, often creating bubbles... ................................................................................................................................................ Income-tax department's Centralised Processing Centre neglects acknowledging returns submissions Worried tax assessees complain about lack of communication with Bengaluru-based CPC... ................................................................................................................................................ Daily Market Report: Share prices down on weak results Strong Nifty resistance at 5,540, beyond which the rally may continue till 5,600... ................................................................................................................................................ Star-Zee partnership could improve economics of organised TV distribution industry IDFC says joint venture between the two largest broadcasting groups could be a game changer in the TV distribution business in the country and would help drive addressability and digitisation... ................................................................................................................................................ Pension products: Regulatory changes coming soon The amendments made last year did not help the industry. Sales have tumbled after the new rules mandating a guaranteed return of 4.5% for pension ULIPS... ................................................................................................................................................ Personal finance today Satyam in pact with MasterCard for Malaysia hub Polaris to implement intellect Core Banking System in RBI Equifax launches new microfinance bureau in India   At a Glance   - Hindalco FY11 net dips 37% to Rs 2,456 cr - Delhi Court fines plantation firm for flouting SEBI norms - M&M net up 6.36% to Rs606.5 crore in Q4 - Karim Morani refused bail in 2G case; remanded in judicial custody - Nano, the world's cheapest car, is four times more expensive in Sri Lanka   Corporate Wrap-up   - Hexaware bags $25 million European order - Unitech's net plunges 16% to Rs567.66 crore - Zylog's FY11 revenue up 95.5% at Rs1,916 crore; net up 44% at Rs145 crore - Nissan Copper records Rs12.54 crore profit in FY 2011 - Network 18 Group's consolidated revenues for 2010-11 at Rs1,484 crore - TVS Electronics reports 95% increase in Q4 profits     Moneylife Columns     Airtel 3G: Emotion over logic Anil Thakraney The Airtel commercials cut out the tech talk and stick to basic human emotions, making the ads watchable; so much better than the rivals' ads...     BRTS for Mumbai: Clearing some doubts raised by certain groups and authorities Sudhir Badami Questions have been raised about some aspects of the Bus Rapid Transit System for Mumbai. While it is necessary to address these issues, it is more important not to delay the implementation of such a crucial project that can transform transportation, which is now straining the city and its citizens...     Face 2 Face   'The proposed web censorship law is a joke' Rajiv Dingra, head of a web advertising consultancy, warns that web advertisers had better not underestimate the web consumer who can react unlike a TV viewer...   Editor's Pick   If you have a contrarian view... You should be bullish right now. ...................................................................................................................................................... The greenback is plummeting The dollar is hovering near a two-week low. ...................................................................................................................................................... Germany to shut all nuke plants by 2022 Thanks to the Japanese quake. ...................................................................................................................................................... Guess who are the 100 most creative businesspeople? See who made it... ...................................................................................................................................................... Cartoon of the week The highest office—just for the love of the printed word.   Book Review   Building block Dr Nita Mukherjee Here's how you can deliver happiness... and rake it in. The story about American online retailer Zappos and its good practices which many have tried to replicate...   FROM the ARCHIVES   RBI slaps notices on several banks, asking them to pay crores of rupees as fine for dishonour of instruments under ECS beyond the acceptable limits The Reserve Bank of India has written letters to several banks because they have crossed the limit of instruments dishonoured under the Electronic Clearing Service (ECS); 3%-5% is the acceptable apex bank norm—in a few cases, the percentage of dishonoured instruments under ECS has been as high as 30% to 40%. However, this move is a warning, and may not lead to punitive action... ...................................................................................................................................................... Realtors desperate for funds, seek to borrow at higher rates As the sector chokes, borrowing rates are skyrocketing; but housing prices continue to remain unaffordable...   Forthcoming Events   'How to use the RTI Act effectively', on Tuesday Moneylife Foundation is holding a third workshop on how individuals can use the RTI Act for the betterment of society and to resolve personal problems that have a bearing on social systems. The programme will be held at the Moneylife Knowledge Centre on Tuesday, 31 May 2011. Admission is free. To register, please message us at mail@mlfoundation.in or call Dione/Judith on 2444 1058 Click here for more details. ..................................................................................................................................................... 'Investor Empower Yourself', for the first time in Kolkata Moneylife Foundation is holding a day-long seminar, 'Investor Empower Yourself', in Kolkata, on Saturday, 4 June 2011. Admission is free. To register, please message us at mail@mlfoundation.in or call Dione/Judith on 2444 1058 Click here for more details.   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

 

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