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FEATURES
Idea for Mumbai
The Aditya Birla group-promoted Idea Cellular launched its mobile service operation in Mumbai.

Livin' it up
Tiger Woods and Nishita Shah have made their way into Forbes' list of next generation billionaires.
SLIDESHOW
As good as it gets
Ash Chandler played the perfect host as friends poured in all night long to join in the fun. Reshma Bombaywalla and AD Singh were amongst the early entrants and they stayed on till late.
ASTROLOGY
CAPRICORN (Dec 23 - Jan 20)
This is quite a good time to retreat off to have a little bit of peace and quiet. You want privacy, to get away from the outside world. Self-protective and sensitive, you want to cling on to loved ones or familiar surroundings. Very definitely keen to keep up an appearance of good humour and success, you’ll soon be more confident in manner than usual. Let your flamboyant side rip. Just watch a tendency to over indulgence.
Woods, Nishita Shah among next-gen billionaires
Tiger Woods and Nishita Shah, the MD of Thailand's diversified GP Group, have made their way into the list of next generation billionaires compiled by American US business magazine Forbes.
Rel ADAG to launch 20 TV channels
Stepping up its expansion in the media and entertainment segment, Reliance ADA Group plans to enter the broadcasting sector with launch of 20 television channels.
Nokia touch screen phone by year end
Setting at rest speculations, cell phone major Nokia has confirmed it will launch a full touch screen handset by the end of this year.
Idea mobile services launched in Mumbai
The Aditya Birla group-promoted Idea Cellular on Wednesday launched its mobile service operation here.
Tata planning electric-drive version of Nano
Tata Motors, which is planning to produce the world's cheapest car selling at 1,700 euros ($2,600), also has plans to produce an electric-drive version
China pump-priming talk lifts Asian shares
Foreign investors sold in bulk on Wednesday, but that did not stop the markets from ending their five-day losing streak.
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