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Call for token strike
hindu.com
Jul 25, 2008
        

Thiruvananthapuram: The joint action council of trade unions of the plantation sector has called for a token strike in rubber, coffee, cardamom and tea plantations on August 13. P.K. Gopalan, chairman, and Lalaji Babu, convener, of the action council said here on Friday that the strike was to protest against the “negative attitude” of plantation owners at the meeting held in the presence of Labour Minister P.K.Gurudasan to revise plantation workers’ wages. —Special... [read full story]                    

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Japan's Nikkei Index Drops 4%

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1:46am UK, Tuesday October 07, 2008 Japan's Nikkei stock average has tumbled to a FIVE-year low shortly after the start of trade. Global financial crisis has sent major markets plummeting It slid below 10,000 for the first time...

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Bank, Nevada officials reach deal for Countrywide mortgages

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By Jason Hidalgo • jhidalgo@rgj.com • October 6, 2008 Thousands of Nevadans could benefit from a settlement to modify troubled mortgages and help struggling homeowners stay in their homes, Bank of America officials announced...

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Business Report for Tuesday, October 7, 2008

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Carnage on the New Zealand stock market is continuing this morning, on the heels of a plunge on Wall Street and the global markets overnight. It's down more than 80 points, after opening at a three year low. ASB Securities...

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Former Lehman Bros. Chief Justifies $350 Million Salary (AHN)

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10 mins ago
        

Richard S. Fuld Jr., former chairman and CEO of bankrupt Lehman Brothers, told a congressional hearing Monday that his $350 million salary from 2000 to 2007 was appropriate despite the investment bank's collapse. - Mon, 6 Oct...

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