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Crude Oil: Will it hit $225? Crude Oil is going high and high. According to a new report, crude oil will go through the roof by 2010. According to CIBC World Markets, tighter supplies will drive crude oil over US$150 a barrel by 2010 and to US$225 a barrel in four years. CIBC World Markets...

Business Cards: Business Card Design Ideas The fact is, everyone is in sales. Whatever area you work in, you do have clients and you do need to sell. ~ Jay Abraham Any successful business requires successful promotion and marketing. The moment you are into business you have to be ready to do...

What is the Fed cut impact on Gold and Dollar? Last night, after the Fed's cut we asked just how long its effect might last on gold and the dollar. Evidently, it lasted about as long as cheap lipstick on a May prom date. After an encouraging attempt to regain composure and march over the $880...

Highlights: RBI Monetary and Credit Policy Following are the highlights of the Monetary and Credit Policy that the Reserve Bank of India announced on Tuesday. **RBI hikes CRR by 0.25 per cent from May 24; **Repo, Reverse Repo, Bank Rates unchanged. **RBI projects economy to grow by 8-8.5 per...

Developing Mind Power - Creative Visualization Creative visualization is having your thinking stretch beyond your normal comprehension. Why do you need creative visualization? Creative visualization allows you to solve your problems quickly, brings you the solution you need, expands your...

Tips and Tricks to Improve Computer Speed The tools MSCONFIG This is one of the most common tools that you can find in all Windows system. Run the tool by typing 'msconfig' from Start Menu --> Run, and a system configuration windows will appear. Click on the startup tab and it contains a...

Govt to inflict 15 % export duty on steel products Within days of government charging the steel industry with cartel-like behavior, it is likely to impose up to 15 percent export duty on various steel products to contain rising prices. According to an official at the steel ministry, the...

Fun Questions to Get to Know Someone Here are some fun questions to get to know someone... Often at times when we meet people, we tend to ask them the same set of boring and dull questions. Ever thought of any fun questions to get to know someone? Although dating is about finding your perfect...

The global scrap industry is booming Scrap helps the primary metals industry feed these needs – but not only in the developing world. In the United States, two-thirds by weight of domestically produced steel is made from scrap, and nonferrous scrap is used to make 60% of the alloys and metals...

Oil rises to $120 following refinery strike in UK Oil prices hit an all-time high near $120 a barrel after a weekend refinery strike closed a pipeline system that delivers a third of Britain's North Sea oil to refineries in the U.K. The shutdown comes amid supply outages in Nigeria that have...

Do you know what is Peak Oil and how the decline in oil production is affecting companies and countries across the globe? The term Peak Oil refers to the maximum rate of the production of oil in any area under consideration, recognising that it is a finite natural resource, subject to...

India's spectacular story in petroleum refining India has witnessed a spectacular growth in the refining sector over the years. In 1947, at Independence, there was only one refinery located in Digboi with a capacity of 0.25 million tonnes per annum. Subsequently, Standard Vaccum Oil Company...

Who holds major Gold reserves in the world MUMBAI: Do you know who holds major part of gold reserves in the world? And who decides whether to hike up the gold price or not. The Gold prices have been floating on currency market surface. Whenever dollar surges up, the gold prices start to...

Check out the oldest golden jewellery Which is the oldest gold jewellery? It is a gold and turquoise necklace made 4,000 years ago, says a new discovery. According to the research findings posted in the World Gold Council web site, researchers near Late Titicaca in Peru have discovered a...

Gold can clean your drinking water Do you that Gold can clean your drinking water? According to news article posted on the World Gold Council web site, gold nanoparticles ten thousand times smaller than a human hair could be used to break down chemicals in drinking water and reduce...

BSE all set to launch Sensex futures in US MUMBAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange is all set to launch trading of Sensitive Index-based Futures on the U.S. Futures Exchange (USFE) in Chicago from next week. Speaking to reporters here, BSE managing director and CEO Rajnikant Patel said, trading...

Indian firm stripped off contract in Nigeria Nigerian federal government on Friday cancelled an agreement with Indian firm, Global Infrastructure Holdings (Nigeria) Limited, citing non-compliance by the company. By rejecting the agreement reached with the Federal Government on the...

Hazards of inflation: Zimbabwe example Have you heard of a country which is dotted with malls filled with goods, but no customers? It is Zimbabwe, the land of Mugabe. Zimbabwe is a classic case of how inflation can make life hell for people. Experts say it all started with Mugabe’s regime...

World to produce more foodgrains in 2008-09 The world is expected to produce more grains in 2008-09. The International Grains Council on Friday forecast global grain output at 1.694 billion metric tonnes in 2008-09, a 32-million-tonne increase from 2007-08’s record high production. IGC...

What is Recycling Before you know about the importance and benefits of recycling and its relation to a better environmental condition, it is essential to understand what is recycling. Recycling refers to the process of collecting used materials which is usually considered as ‘waste’ and...