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Life saving drugs, LCD TV cheaper; Set-top-box turns costlier

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Presenting the Union Budget for 2009-10, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee Monday proposed reduced customs duty on life saving drugs to 5% from existing 10%. Liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs would also attract the lower 5% customs duty, making the product cheaper.

Mukherjee, however, has imposed 5% customs duty on set-top boxes used for Direct-To-Home television service.

He also...
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Dash for Cash

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What a difference a few months can make in a world of globalised money. About seven months ago, businessmen all over the world were crying about the liquidity crunch. To deal with that, quantitative easing came to be the buzzword among central bankers, as they flooded the banking systems with billions of dollars. Now, the pendulum has swung to the other extreme. Following almost a 100% rise in...

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Low-cost homes: too far and no time limit for possession

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Following in the footsteps of Tata Group and Unitech, the Future Group has also entered in to affordable or low-cost housing projects. Future Group's unit FH Residencies has formed a joint venture with Kolkata-based developer Sumit Dabriwal, for building affordable, branded, ready-to-move-in homes.

Kishore Biyani, founder and chief executive, Future Group said it intends to be a...
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