The Economic Times Weekend Platter

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The ET Weekend Platter offers the round up of the news that you missed during the week. We bring to you the most-read news, investment corner, stock wrap-up, issue that hogged headlines, editor's picks and the most happening trend stories from across sectors, for you to savour at your conveniance. Happy reading. Rs 30,000 cr loans may turn bad in 2010 Banks have saddled themselves with significant liabilities with report pointing to big accumulation of NPAs. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ), NSE | Losers: BSE ( A, B ), NSE India, China expensive markets: Goldman Sachs Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs talked on why there is plenty of room for investors to get less negative about economy. Which MF is right for you? 8 smart tips to successfully negotiate a salary Money matters after all. But negotiating salary with confidence is not everyone's cup of tea. 5% rebate on motor insurance premium for ladies | Job hopping? Story of the Week Google-China Impasse: Yahoo knew of attacks before Google, kept mum Yahoo knew it had been a target to sophisticated Chinese cyber attacks on US corporations before Google alerted the co. Stock Round up Sensex ends little changed; oil & gas, metal down Unless India Inc delivers surprisingly positive results, indices are expected to move sideways. ET Features Affordable housing: Boom or bust? Over the past year, many developers have either resized or called off projects on low buyer response. 400 CEOs & top ministers raise a toast to excellence After five years, ET did it again, bringing together the two estranged brothers, Mukesh and Anil Ambani, once more under the same roof. Personal Finance How to build wealth from equities? Some pointers The first rule is to diversify your investments across asset class. One must not put all eggs in one basket. Got married? Consider these financial tips Managing your finances has always been an extremely challenging task. It becomes even more taxing after your marriage. Corporate Trends Economic recovery triggers more hiring by Infosys In the wake of a recovery from the economic recession, Infosys stepped up hiring during the Q3 of this fiscal. SBI to hire 27,000 staff this year; to open 1,000 more branches As part of its strategy of enhance rural operations, SBI plans to deploy 2,000 POs in rural areas.		Visual Treat Piles of bodies are seen outside the morgue in the aftermath of the Tuesday's earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on Friday, Jan 15, 2010. (AP Photo) Editor's Pick What Infosys' quarterly results imply Google's threat: China may lose edge to India Time for new land reforms The crisis of Indian hockey Most Read Stories Find out how CEOs of India Inc bring up their kids Maruti to bring new variants of Alto, WagonR Infy sacks techies for 'unethical behaviour' I am a filmmaker, not businessman: Aamir Khan Thomas Friedman: Is China the next Enron? Offbeat Burj Khalifa: Piercing the sky amid a deflating economy About 10,600 people paid a total of more than $280,000 to ride an elevator to the observation deck on the 124th floor. Letter to the editor Inflation to hurt UPA This year not being an election year, the UPA has been sidetracking the issue of high food inflation in general and high sugar prices in particular, and turning a blind eye to people's misery by playing the blame game (global warming, Mayavati, etc).

News by Industry
	Infotech Buy 'mobile number portability' for Rs 50 Google's threat to China is an opportunity for India Your Money Think twice before taking personal loan Money sitting on loan against property Auto Tata's Nano could cost $8,000 in US World's biggest auto show a giant mess Taxes & You Does your tax planning give you a break? Tax-saving scheme for investors

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