| Eurozone in deepening recession, survey finds Las Vegas Sun Europe appears headed for a deepening economic recession despite a recent easing in market concerns over the three-year debt crisis, a closely-watched survey found Thursday. Financial data company Markit said its purchasing managers' index _ a gauge ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Double-Dip Recession 20% To 25% Likely If Fiscal Cliff Hits, S&P Warns Forbes There's a 20% to 25% chance that the U.S. economy will suffer a double-dip recession, according to a report by Standard & Poor's. The credit rating agency which downgraded the U.S.' sovereign credit rating last year noted unemployment could peak above ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Miss. in a recession again, say economists Jackson Clarion Ledger The state's jobless level has fallen from a post-recession peak of 10.9 percent in August 2011, but progress has stalled in recent months. Despite those setbacks, Mississippi posted the largest percentage point drop in the unemployment rate among all ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Are Recession-Weathered Companies Lean & Mean? Wall Street Journal (blog) During an informal chat at the Dow Jones Private Equity Analyst Conference held this week in New York City, two mid-market buyout practitioners opined that it's an especially good time for deals because companies that weathered the recession are in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Older Workers Still Struggling After Great Recession Huffington Post "The recession's effects on older Americans were particularly severe for salary earners in their 50s and early 60s who were counting on more than a few years of additional earnings before retirement and were unlucky enough to lose their jobs." ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bernanke wants you to buy stocks, but risk is high Huffington Post If the economy continues to slow, or falls into a recession, investors in high-yield bonds will get hurt, too. They appear to be reassured by the low number of bonds defaulting now, about 3 percent. But defaults could rise fast. In 2008, defaults ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cincinnati retirement communities evolve post-recession Bizjournals.com (blog) But with fewer people receiving pensions and the financial strains of the post-Great Recession still reverberating, senior living facilities have dropped the one-size-fits-all philosophy. The Business Courier's annual list, “Largest Tri-State ... See all stories on this topic » |
Friday, 28 September 2012
Older Workers Still Struggling After Great Recession
Terrified with cops' narration of prison stories, man escapes on way to jail
| Indore domestic freight charges- September 21 Reuters September 21 (Reuters) - Freight rates from Indore, the key wholesale soybeans market in central India, to other destinations in India : --Charges for WET CARGO, in rupees per 10,000-litre tanker-- Friday's Previous Indore to Abohar --- 33,000-33,500 ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Meet planned at Pithampur for building permission Times of India INDORE: The AKVN MD, Manish Singh, interacted with the representatives of industries in Pithampur on Thursday to understand the problems being faced by them. Some of the issues were sorted out at the spot itself. The AKVN has decided to hold a meeting ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Scindia wants to see a team from Indore in IPL 6 Times of India INDORE: Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association president Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday expressed hopes of having a team from the city in the next edition of Indian Premier League and said the MPCA would work in that direction. "The new franchise will be ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Terrified with cops' narration of prison stories, man escapes on way to jail Times of India INDORE: On the run for over two months, a murder accused from the city surrendered to police in Tamil Nadu. The police decided to bring him to Indore by train to hand him over to the local cops. However, the police from the southern state narrated him ... See all stories on this topic » |
| BoI manager caught accepting bribe Times of India INDORE: CBI sleuths from Bhopal on Wednesday caught red-handed Bank of India's Nemawar branch manager in Dewas district for seeking and accepting a bribe of Rs 10,000. Sources within the CBI said that the branch manager, Kishorilal Parmar had ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Stray dog goes on biting spree, attacked 7 children Times of India INDORE: As many as seven children in Imli Bazaar and Kamathipura are of Indore city were bitten by a stray dog and were admitted to Hukumchand Polyclinic on Thursday. All the children were released after treatment. Residents of the area claim that the ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Sleepless nights for today's youngsters Times of India INDORE: Sleep apnoea or pause in breathing during sleep till now scared only those who have crossed at least six decades of their life. But all thanks to the poor sleeping habits and obesity, the disease is now afflicting even the young ones now-a-days. See all stories on this topic » |
| Narmada pipeline project work in flow Times of India INDORE: With Khajrani Mosque Committee agreeing to part with a portion of its land for laying a 3-meter Narmada pipeline, work continued on the second day with the opening up of water pipeline that passes through the mosque. "The work on the existing ... See all stories on this topic » |
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Police booked four persons, including two women for allegedly duping more than 50 unemployed youths on pretext of getting them jobs.
INDORE: Police booked four persons, including two women for allegedly duping more than 50 unemployed youths on pretext of getting them jobs.
Acting on complaint of Priyank Soni, a resident of Manishpuri Colony, Juni Indore police booked the owner of CRD Software Solution and its other employees including Sonia Jaiswal, Sheetal Joshi, Sanket Chouhan and Vikram Chouhan.
According to the police, the accused opened an office in Akashdeep Complex at Sapna Sangeeta Road. Subsequent to this, they published many attractive advertisements in which they claimed to provide job to youths.
When youths contacted them, they put condition of Rs 20,000 as membership charge to get enrolled with the company. Around 60 youths fell for their trap seeking job. After paying the money, they followed the company officials and found no concrete response about the job.
Few youths reached the office on September 14 and found lock on the main gate of the office.
The youths tried to contact the owner and other officials of the company over phone and but failed to do so.
They victims reached to local police and lodged the complaint against all the four accused. Police have booked them under the Section of 420 and 34 of the IPC. Along with recording statement to all victims, the police have began the hunt for all the accused.
Times of India
"We have planned to come up with an international-level swimming pool to facilitate Indore youths to withstand the greatest of competition on earth," said the in-charge at law and administration department (IMC), Ajay Singh Naruka, adding the land for ...
Times of India
INDORE: Three youths decamped with two cell phones, CCTV cameras and a setup box, in an attempt to loot a shop, hardly 100 metres from Tukoganj police station here on Saturday. Vikram Singh, the resident of Snehlata ganj, later lodged a complaint in ...
Business Standard
A team of Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) today began probe into circumstances surrounding the death of a youth, who was stabbed by four persons over an eve-teasing incident here last month. Ravi Dangi, in his early 20s, was ...
Ex-Infosys engineer held in IM case gets bail
Bombay High Court (HC) granted bail on Monday to Mohammed Ateeq Mohammed Iqbal, a 29-year-old former computer engineer with Infosys who was arrested by Mumbai Police Crime Branch in October 2008 for allegedly being a member of Indian Mujahideen (IM). The arrest was made following the July 26, 2008, Ahmedabad and Surat blasts, for which IM had claimed responsibility in emails sent to the media minutes before the strikes.
He is the third of the 23 accused in the case to secure bail.
The prosecution had argued that Ateeq, a resident of Pusad in Yavatmal district who worked in Pune, attended discussions and a dinner organised by wanted IM operatives Iqbal and Riyaz Bhatkal on the evening of the serial blasts.
Granting him bail for Rs 50,000, HC said: “Mere presence at a discussion or a dinner party cannot amount to membership of an organised crime syndicate (OCS) or a terrorist organisation.”
It said issues allegedly discussed at the IM meetings were broad and a person was free to express his/her views. “...that cannot make a person a criminal unless it is shown that he has actively done something to further the activity.”
The court observed that prima facie, application of the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) was not tenable in the case against IM. It said “it is highly doubtful” that IM can be called an OCS.
Justice A M Thipsay wrote in his order, “On the date of the incidents, Indian Mujahideen was not a banned organisation under provisions of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), 1967.”
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Infosys outperformed its peers in the past month, indicating that the tide may be turning for India's bellwether IT stock. Infosys shares have gained over 6% in the last one month as compared to TCS shares, which have fallen 2% in the same period ...
Indian Express
Bombay High Court (HC) granted bail on Monday to Mohammed Ateeq Mohammed Iqbal, a 29-year-old former computer engineer with Infosys who was arrested by Mumbai Police Crime Branch in October 2008 for allegedly being a member of Indian ...
Seeking Alpha
Infosys (INFY), India's second largest software exporter, is expanding into management consultancy by acquiring the Switzerland based Lodestone Holding AG, that has 750 consultants and 200 clients, for $349 million. The outsourcing giant which was once ...
Economic Times
The sample companies included TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Technologies. For Cognizant, which has retained the highest growth rate among its top-tier peers for the past nine quarters, sales growth has fallen to nearly 26 per cent in the June ...
World-class swimming pool in Indore soon
Indore swimmers have a reason to smile. The city would soon get a world-class swimming pool. The pool will be coming up at Scheme No. 94, Goyal nagar, Pipliyahana.
"We have planned to come up with an international-level swimming pool to facilitate Indore youths to withstand the greatest of competition on earth," said the in-charge at law and administration department (IMC), Ajay Singh Naruka, adding the land for Rs 5 crore project has been already approved for the project.
"Along with pools, there will be a big stadium, and it is also suggested to have a multi-purpose sports arena with an impressive gymnasium and health centre", said Naruka adding that the IDA has allotted five acres of land to them and consultants for design has also been given to a private company.
"It's good if they have planned for an International standard swimming pool in Indore. Pools in the city are small for professional swimmers and makes it difficult for swimmers to dive", said a budding swimmer Atharv Agrawal. He has won many state-level competitions. "The pool will help me to learn new tricks with more facilities," he added.
Similarly another diver Gaurav Raghuvanshi feels the coming of new international swimming pool will be very beneficial as many swimmers and divers in the city lack in the basics of the sport. "The new pool will be advantageous for us, because in the normal pool we don't get enough space to dive as it is often overcrowded and many divers do not have sense of direct diving and get themselves hurt", said Gaurav, adding that the international standard based pool will provide them with matts, trampolines diving boards, and gymnastics which will aid them in improving their skills.
Sarla Sarvate, swimming coach said, "If we have state-of-the-art swimming pool then the budding talent is sure to get international standard level training."
4 booked for duping 50 youths
Times of India
"We have planned to come up with an international-level swimming pool to facilitate Indore youths to withstand the greatest of competition on earth," said the in-charge at law and administration department (IMC), Ajay Singh Naruka, adding the land for ...
Times of India
INDORE: Three youths decamped with two cell phones, CCTV cameras and a setup box, in an attempt to loot a shop, hardly 100 metres from Tukoganj police station here on Saturday. Vikram Singh, the resident of Snehlata ganj, later lodged a complaint in ...
Business Standard
A team of Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) today began probe into circumstances surrounding the death of a youth, who was stabbed by four persons over an eve-teasing incident here last month. Ravi Dangi, in his early 20s, was ...
Times of India
INDORE: Police booked four persons, including two women for allegedly duping more than 50 unemployed youths on pretext of getting them jobs. Acting on complaint of Priyank Soni, a resident of Manishpuri Colony, JuniIndore police booked the owner of ...
| Atal Indore City Transport Corporation Ltd got BRTS advertisement right Times of India INDORE: Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) has handed over the advertisement rights on pilot Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) corridor from Neeranjapur to Rajeev Gandhi Crossing to Atal IndoreCity Transport Corporation Ltd (AICTCL). Now the revenue ... See all stories on this topic » |
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Recession means lower incomes, more poverty for Coloradans, Census data show
| Avoiding a Double-Dip Recession Doesn't Require Extending the Bush Tax Cuts Huffington Post Politicians, pundits, and the press corps are turning their attention to the so-called "fiscal cliff," the host of expiring tax provisions and scheduled spending cuts that will collectively push the U.S. economy into a double-dip recession in the first ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Low-income Southland households had biggest recession losses Los Angeles Times People of all income levels across Southern California suffered losses during and after the GreatRecession, but the lowest fifth of households took the biggest hit, new census data show. Los Angeles County households whose earnings put them in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Recession means lower incomes, more poverty for Coloradans, Census data show Colorado Springs Gazette Coloradans have lower real incomes, a higher percent are living in poverty and fewer own their own homes than the year before the recession began in 2007, according to an I-News analysis of Census figures released Wednesday. The analysis also found ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Has US economy bottomed out? Census suggests yes Huffington Post "We may be seeing the beginning of the American family's recovery from the Great Recession," said Andrew Cherlin, a professor of sociology and public policy at Johns Hopkins University. He pointed in particular to the upswing in mobility and to young ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Must Read: Profits Recession, Stimulus Risk Bloomberg The Must Read: Profits Recession, Stimulus Risk. Bloomberg. Subscribe Subscribed Unsubscribe. Loading... 30,330 videos. Loading... Alert icon. You need Adobe Flash Player to watch this video. Download it from Adobe. Alert icon. Close. Upgrade to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New study shows recession's toll on health—and reveals unexpected ... Sacramento Bee 19, 2012 -- /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A study authored by leading Wellesley College economists shows that over time, a recession can have significant, adverse effects on the health of older workers—and in some cases, can cut life expectancy by up to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mining strikes could 'spark recession' in SA Mmegi Online Advertise Here. World. Mining strikes could 'spark recession' in SA. Tweet. MIDRAND: President, Jacob Zuma has warned that the ongoing strikes in the mining sector could plunge the economy into anotherrecession and leave millions jobless. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Recession 'could last 20 years' Irvine Herald The recession could last over 20 years as the economy struggles to cope with an ageing population and extraordinary levels of debt, experts have warned. Even if the economy does start to grow, it will plunge one-fifth of homeowners into "real trouble ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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