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7 December 2011   Moneylife Exclusive Euro break up may lead to civil war, says UBS Moneylife Digital Team Europe, with its tens of religions, hundreds of mutually exclusive cultures and millennia of hatred, was at the centre stage of the bloodshed that took place during the first two World Wars. Will history repeat itself if the Euro breaks? UBS hints at it...     Other ML Exclusives   RTI reveals serious breach in cyber security at Pune Municipal Corporation Fake identities were created in the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) computer server to generate forged birth certificates in order to apply for a Slum Rehabilitation scheme. Such crime puts national security at stake if secure databases are compromised. Strangely, the PMC has initiated no action... .......................................................................................................................................... FDI in retail: Who won, who lost? The face saving act by the Manmohan Singh-led UPA government and the show of strength by the opposition seems to have defeated and denied consumers a chance to buy good quality items at reasonable rates... ......................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Share prices may move strenuously, if at all 5,100 and 5,030 are the levels to watch for on the Nifty... .......................................................................................................................................... Dr Swamy asks CBI to take action on Gandhi family's black money accounts According to Dr Swamy, former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi and his family has accounts abroad where they may have kept black money. He even alleged that Mr Gandhi was detained in the US for carrying $160,000 in cash without the mandatory declaration... .......................................................................................................................................... Sufficient cause: Delays in filing What is 'sufficient cause'? The law is liberal as the circumstances of each case are different... .......................................................................................................................................... Osian Art Fund failure: Mr Tuli's version Neville Tuli, chief advisor of the fund, explained that many buyers, who had promised to buy art at preset prices in 2007-08 refused to pay those prices in 2009 when redemption demanded. Besides, banks also refused to led to the fund, leading to the failure in redemption... .......................................................................................................................................... Workaholic Indians don't believe in vacations Expedia (India), a largest online travel agency, rates India as the fifth most vacation deprived nation, after Japan and Korea. 26% of Indians prioritize work over holidays, while 28% would prefer getting paid for unused vacations, the survey revealed... .......................................................................................................................................... Chinese vehicles: Made in China Indian firms have been quick to beat the Chinese brands, finds Veeresh Malik... .......................................................................................................................................... Dynamic bond fund: How dynamic are their returns? Is there a reason to invest in dynamic bond funds?... .......................................................................................................................................... Personal finance today - Sundaram MF introduces Capital Protection Oriented Fund 3 Years (Series 7) - IFCI launches tax saving long term infrastructure bonds - Accident, health insurance to grow by 22% by 2015: BRICdata report - Dhanlaxmi Bank signs MoU with LIC for e-receipt of funds - India Post, Nathella Jewellers sign MoU to facilitate gold saving in Chennai     At a Glance   - Govt bows to opposition pressure; puts FDI in retail on hold - Govt to look into telecom operators' concerns: PM - Finance ministry, SEBI discuss direct entry of QFIs into stock market - FSDC to firm up framework to deal with global crises - ONGC gives NOC for sale of Cairn India to Vedanta   Corporate Wrap-up   - HCL Info bags order for border check posts in Maharashtra - L&T Construction bags orders worth Rs2,700 crore - Ranbaxy launches generic drug in US market - JSW crude steel output up 18% in November FROM the ARCHIVES   Mediclaim portability on a slow start Mediclaim portability started in October 2011. While the response has been lukewarm, there are early trends that poaching of young and healthy customers will be the strategy. Who is winning on that score? ...................................................................................................................................................... Deepak Parekh and Ashok Ganguly support of FDI in retail Deepak Parek, Chairman of HDFC and Dr Ashok Ganguly, former chairman of Hindustan Lever and member of Rajya Sabha, have jointly issued a statement on Sunday afternoon supporting the government move to invite foreign investment in retailing...     To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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