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So, who's driving?
Diesel engines, automatic gearboxes, same price range... but worlds apart. You could read the following few lines and be done with this article. Even if you have not driven either of these two cars, the conclusion is foregone. The Skoda Laura 2.0 TDI with the DSG is the driver’s car here, and if you are a chauffeur-driven sethji, the Hyundai Sonata Transform 2.0 CRDI Automatic should be at the top of your list. Game, set and match. It is that simple and if you go to the end of the story, there are no surprises in store for you either. But since you are reading anyway (ostensibly not to make a purchase decision!), let me tell you what these two cars are like.

Brokerages focus on core business
Equity brokerage volume jumps 66% in April-June while non-broking income dips.

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SMEV seeks stringent norms for low speed electric 2 wheelers
In a bid to remove "fly-by-night" players who import electric two wheelers unlike the domestic ones, members of the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles (SMEV) are seeking stringent norms to be levied for low speed two wheeler electric vehicles from Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI).
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Airtel not affected by global slowdown

Telecom company Airtel today said it is not affected by the global slowdown as the sector still had growth prospects and that the recessionary trends are showing signs of ending in many countries. - Airtel Lanka achieves 1 mn customers, services in Wanni soon - Bharti Airtel: Bond with 'Special 5' - Tata Teleservices incurs Q1 net loss of Rs 34 cr - Govt considering partial stake sale in BSNL - MTNL for JVs in India, overseas markets: MoU - Raja faces flak on spectrum issue; Opposition walks out Bharti Airtel last Thursday reported a 24 per cent rise in its net profit at Rs 2,517 crore in the April-June quarter of the current fiscal. "Global recovery has started in some countries. As such this had not affected the telecom sector which is growing," Deputy CEO of Bharti Airtel Sanjay Kapoor told reporters here. Bharti Airtel Lanka, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, is one of Asia"s leading integrated telecom service providers with an aggregate of 100 million customers, a company statement said. Bharti Airtel has been featured in Forbes Asia"s Fab 50 list, rated among the best performing companies in the world in the Business Week IT 100 list 2007, and voted as India"s most innovative company in a survey by the Wall Street Journal, Kapoor said. Kapoor, without naming any prospective company that Airtel is planning to buy over in Sri Lanka, said the company is open to such proposals if there is compatibility with Bharti. It may be recalled that Bharti Airtel has revived its multi-billion dollar merger talks with South Africa’s MTN.


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