Citi’s Nayar quits
Sanjay Nayar is said to be joining Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Co as its CEO and Country Head in the country. 
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Button liberated by Formula One’s new rules
Jenson Button put Honda’s dismal 2008 season behind him and looked forward to a brighter Formula One future after an encouraging test in Barcelona on Wednesday. Formula One’s rules are changing next year, with the sport going back to slick tyres and adopting heavily revised aerodynamics to try and create more overtaking.
Indian teams score at Chess Olympiad
The Indian men’s and women’s teams scored identical 2.5-1.5 victories over Bosnia-Herzegovina and Italy respectively, in the sixth round of the 32nd chess Olympiad now underway in Dresden, Germany. The Indian men moved to joint-third place with 10 points out of a possible 12 in the Open section and are now behind Russia and Armenia, who share the lead on 11 points each. The women took their tally to nine points and share sixth place.
Delhi HC rejects Army layoffs, orders reinstatement
Army discharged more than 26,000 army personnel on medical grounds.
Rebuilding Brand America, the way ahead
America is half-sunk in a quagmire and is looking up to Obama for rescue.
Another jolt to Citigroup as CEO Nayar quits
The company had decided last week to cut 52,000 jobs worldwide.
GM trouble may put brakes on Indian auto part makers
Indian manufacturers exported components worth $1 bn to US in 2008.
Bigg Boss 2: Loudest cat fights and biggest controversies
Watch the biggest moments captured from the high octane reality drama.
Aid distribution: Red Cross, India differ with Sri Lanka
COLOMBO: India on Thursday formally handed over 1,680 tonnes of relief material to the International Red Cross Committee (ICRC) for distribution to civilians in northern Sri Lanka. A brief ceremony at the ICRC warehouse here was marked …
Saudis get 10 days to pay ransom
Pirates demand $25 million to release supertanker
