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241. Afghan tech boom: Mullah embraces iPhone
Mullah Abdul Salaam Zaeef is a former Taliban ambassador to Pakistan. He spent almost four years in Guantanamo. He wears a black turban, has a thick beard — and is never without his Apple iPhone.
04 Mar 2009
242. Rupee slumps to record low as stocks tumble
The rupee dropped to a record low beyond 52 per dollar on Tuesday, undermined by a slump in the stock market to its lowest close in more than three years as investors became more risk averse.
04 Mar 2009
243. Freida Pinto at Dolce & Gabbana fashion show
Indian actress Freida Pinto poses for the photographers before Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2009/10 women's collection during Milan Fashion Week March 2, 2009.
03 Mar 2009
244. Dolce & Scarlett Johansson & Gabbana
U.S. actress Scarlett Johansson (C) poses for photographers with Domenico Dolce (L) and Stefano Gabbana during Milan Fashion Week March 1, 2009.
02 Mar 2009
245. India rate cut seen as growth slows sharply
India's economic growth slowed much more than expected in the December quarter, slumping to its weakest pace in almost six years and raising expectations the Reserve Bank of India would cut rates, possibly as soon as this weekend.
28 Feb 2009
246. Bangladesh army says rebels will be punished
Bangladesh's army pledged early Saturday to punish those responsible for the "barbaric" killing of dozens of officers after rebel border guards turned on their superiors in a bloody mutiny.
28 Feb 2009
247. Border guards launch mutiny in Bangladesh capital, at least 50 killed
Mutinous border guards opened fire inside their headquarters and seized a shopping mall in the Bangladesh capital Wednesday, injuring several people in an apparent pay dispute, officials and reports said. The army moved in to quell the unrest.
25 Feb 2009
248. Pakistani Taliban announce indefinite truce in Swat
Pakistani Taliban militants announced an indefinite ceasefire in the Swat valley in the northwest of the country on Tuesday, a day after the army said it was ceasing operations in the region.
24 Feb 2009
249. Banks still averse to lending: trade secy
Banks are still averse to stepping up loan disbursement despite adequate liquidity, the trade secretary said on Thursday.
20 Feb 2009
250. World Bank ban on Satyam could be revoked: Official
The global anti-poverty agency, the World Bank, boosted the morale of embattled technology outsourcer Satyam Computer Services, by indicating earlier this week that it could review the eight-year ban imposed on the software exporter provided the latter takes "corrective action."
19 Feb 2009
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