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India promises tighter cricket security

England's cricketers have been promised tighter security in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai increasing the chances of this month's Test series in India going ahead.

India promises tighter cricket security (AAP)

England's cricketers have been promised tighter security in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai increasing the chances of this month's Test series in India going ahead.

England set to return after tighter security

LONDON: England's cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for this month's Test series after being promised tighter security following the terrorist attacks on Mumbai last week. ( Watch )

England cricketers set to accept India return after tighter security

England's cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for this month's Test series after being promised tighter security following the terrorist attacks on Mumbai last week. Skip related content

Why do the UK banks need further funding?

While there is no doubt that the UK economy continues to crash and burn, there is very serious debate across the country as to why the UK banking sector requires special attention and massive funding yet again. There is an argument that many of the problems being experienced by the banking sector have been brought on by greed over the last decade which has seen the quality of loan books reduced and profit margins get tighter and tighter.

Groups Press Obama for Tighter Online Privacy Rules

A number of privacy rights groups met with President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team Tuesday to press for stricter online privacy laws at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Groups Press Obama for Tighter Online Privacy Rules

A number of privacy rights groups met with President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team Tuesday to press for stricter online privacy laws at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Groups Press Obama for Tighter Online Privacy Rules

A number of privacy rights groups met with President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team Tuesday to press for stricter online privacy laws at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Targeted Mumbai Hotels Open With Tighter Security

A policeman stands outside the Taj Mahal and Towers Hotel at the hotel's re-opening in Mumbai,... Expand

England's cricketers set to accept India return after tighter security (AFP)

England captain Kevin Pietersen (centre) with team-mates during a training session in Indore on November 16, 2008. India's cricket chiefs and local police said Wednesday they expect England to arrive here next week for the Test series that was thrown in doubt due to the deadly Mumbai attacks.

Banks set to tighten loan reins in Qatar

CONSUMERS should be braced for tighter curbs on mortgage financing and personal loans as local banks adjust lending procedures during the global economic downturn.

Camera shop battle plan unveiled

Independent camera shops should focus on selling more digital SLR 'accessories' in a bid to overcome tighter profit margins and online competition, say industry experts.

Using Linux to Create Holiday Cheer

I do not believe anyone needs to be reminded that this holiday season is going to be substantially tighter economically than anything celebrated in the recent past. Realizing this, it may be time to dig deep in order to see what each of us are truly made of. Not just being able to weather through tough economic times, but also being able to do so utilizing our wits instead of our credit cards.

England's cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for Test series afte...

England's cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for this month's Test series after being promised tighter security following the terrorist attacks on Mumbai last week.

CRICKET: England set to accept India return

England's cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for this month's Test series after being promised tighter security following the terrorist attacks on Mumbai last week.

England players lean towards India

ENGLAND'S cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for this month's Test series after being promised tighter security.

England set for return after security

LONDON: England's cricketers are likely to agree to return to India for this month's Test series after being promised tighter security following the terrorist attacks on Mumbai last week. ( Watch )

Best Buy Tops Q3 Views, Warns Of Consumer 'Shift'

Forceful action to cut costs and preserve sales helped Best Buy top analysts' third-quarter forecasts Tuesday, but the electronics retailer warned of tighter shopping budgets as the economy worsens.

Citigroup bonuses cut as part of bailout deal

Citigroup's chief executive and chairman agreed to take no bonuses for 2008, the latest sign that regulators are keeping the New York company on a tighter leash following its massive government bailout.

Banks go slow on new accounts

CHENNAI: The terror attacks have claimed another victim. Say goodbye to the days when you could walk into a bank and open a new savings account with relative ease. After Nasty November, opening new bank accounts in either Mumbai or Delhi might have just got a wee bit tighter.

More top budget cameras: Best digital cameras under $150

More top budget cameras: Best digital cameras under $150Based on the traffic to my recent Holiday Gift Guide on the best digital cameras for under $200, there are lots of you out there shopping for a bargain this year (surprise, surprise). For some smart options on an even tighter budget, DPReview has posted a excellent roundup of nine compact digital cameras for under $150. This is great since the enthusiast’s site doesn’t usually review such low-end models, and the treatment is refreshing for folks who want an expert’s take without having to wade through the typical 20-page DPReview review. They didn’t bother with most of their studio-based tests, which is fine since they’d be overkill for entry-level cameras (and over the heads of most buyers of entry-level cameras).

Real-World Benchmarks of Ext4

Ashmash writes "Phoronix has put out a fresh series of benchmarks that show the real world performance of the Ext4 file-system. They ran 19 tests on Fedora 10 with changing out their primary partition to test Ext3, Ext4, Xfs, and ReiserFS. The Linux 2.6.27 kernel was used with the latest file-system support. In the disk benchmarks like Bonnie++ Ext4 was a clear winner but with the real world tests the results were much tighter and Xfs also possessed many wins. They conclude though that Ext4 is a nice upgrade over Ext3 due to the new features and just not improved performance in a few areas, but its lifespan may be short with btrfs coming soon."

Australian Dollar Could Fall on Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) Rate Cut Tonight

The Reserve Bank of Australia is anticipated to cut rates for the fourth time in as many months at 22:30 ET on Monday, with a Bloomberg News poll of economists calling for a 75 basis point reduction to a more than 6-year low of 4.50 percent. However, there is some potential for an even more aggressive move, as Credit Suisse overnight index swaps are pricing in at least a 100 basis point cut, which would bring the RBA's cash rate target to the lowest since December 2001. Such a move would likely weigh on the Australian dollar heavily. Overall, Australia is facing major headwinds from financial market instability, which has led to tighter credit conditions, as well as from both domestic and foreign demand. Indeed, global slowdown is hurting exports, something the Australian economy depends on for employment and broad growth.


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