By Kate Holton Vodafone, the world's largest mobile phone group by sales, increased its full-year guidance on Tuesday due to favourable foreign exchange movements and said customers had continued to use mobiles during the downturn. The news, combined with Vodafone just beating its third-quarter revenue forecasts, sent shares in the group up over 6 percent higher. Vodafone also said it was making good progress with its wide-ranging cost-savings programme but said this would inevitably result in some job losses. The results were based on good performances from Germany,...
I never lived in ministerial bungalow nor took money to fly: Jamshed
Bihar Times
Bihar Times
Patna,(BiharTimes): Ousted minister Jamshed Ashraf, who dared the chief...
Save your money: Check out schemes which offer maximum tax benefits
The Times of India
The Times of India
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Inquirer
Inquirer
Q: I work as a freelance graphic designer. There are months when I earn a lot, and times when I'm not. Since middle of last year, my income has gone down mainly because my existing clients were all affected by the...
D-Street gets $1 billion FII money after budget
Indian Express
Indian Express
The Sensex has risen 740 points after the unveiling of the Union budget on February 26. Dalal Street owes much of this rise to the tribe of foreign institutional investors (FIIs). With the budget meeting their...
Money-fund assets fall, yields are flat
Seattle Times
Seattle Times
NEW YORK ) - Total money-market mutual-fund assets fell by $39.7 billion to $3.126 trillion for the latest week, the Investment Company Institute said this past Thursday....
Should China revalue its currency?
China Daily
China Daily
Two of the most important and closely related economic issues today are the value of the yuan and the huge assets accumulated by China, mainly in the form of United States Treasury bills and other US government assets....
Money advice for new graduates
Inquirer
Inquirer
Q: I'm so excited! I'm all set to graduate this March from college and I'm looking forward to finally making my own money! I have a job waiting for me and although it's a very junior position, I know it will just be the...

