ECB 'suits' (Money to India) clueless on how to beat Australia

ECB 'suits' (Money to India) clueless on how to beat Australia 

ECB 'suits' clueless on how to beat Australia 
The biggest sadness about England's latest humiliating defeat in Australia is that it should have surprised no one, says Geoffrey Boycott.

Money transfer service on mobiles 
The World Bank has estimated that in 2005 Indian expatriates remitted over $22 billion. Barcelona Feb. 12 If you think that money transfer or sending drafts was tedious, you can now use your mobile phones to send money to your loved ones.

Govt gets reform blueprint for more credit to the poor 
With a view to promote "financial inclusion" among the rural poor, the Centre's special committee on this initiative has suggested a slew of amendments to the Income Tax Act to promote microfinance institutions.

Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Don't knock it. 'Big Brother' row looks like ending up as another triumph for Channel 4 
Channel 4 has been almost universally condemned for allowing racist taunts to be aired on prime-time television through its flagship Big Brother reality programme. In so doing, it is said to have ruinously devalued the brand and put the company's entire future at risk.

Institutions in an Age of Globalization 
The challenges to developing a global multilateral trading system are many. As Mervyn King governor of the Bank of England argues, the international institutions created after World War II are no longer sufficient.