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Inspiron Mini 12 launched by Dell in Japan

Inspiron Mini 12 launched by Dell in Japan

Dell Inspiron Mini 12 was launched on Sunday. According to Dell, Inspiron 12 will be available in the U.S. by mid- November.

Inspiron Mini 12 is the first notebook that has a 12 – inch screen. The newest model from Dell with competer with 10 inches notebooks by Lenovo, IdeaPAd S10 and MSI Wind. The resolution of the screen would be 1,280 by 800. It is shaped like a wedge, 9 by 11.8 by 0.92 inches.

Suzlon Energy cancels rights issue worth Rs 1800 crore

Suzlon Energy cancels rights issue worth Rs 1800 crore Indian wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon has announced that in view of the current capital market environment, the company has decided to suspend the rights issue of equity shares to a maximum extent of Rs 1800 crore.

The company said that the recent move will not impact original plans of the company.

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V-Guard postponed its plans to setup two amusement parks

V-Guard postponed its plans to setup two amusement parks V-Guard, one of the leading electrical and electronic appliances group, has postponed its plans to set up two water theme amusement parks with an aggregate investment of up to Rs 1,200 crore because of land acquisition problems.

The group has shelved its plans of setting up parks near Panvel in Navi Mumbai, following the phenomenal rise of land prices at the proposed site.

Interest rates slashed by Bank of Korea

Western Europe has lowest levels of income inequality, UN says

Western Europe has lowest levels of income inequality, UN says New York - Western European cities are the most "egalitarian" in the world, said a new study by United Nations Habitat, which compared levels of income inequality in the world's largest cities.

Beijing is the "most equal" in Asia, said UN Habitat, a programme to assist governments in improving housing and living conditions in developing countries.

The study, which was released Monday, said that income inequality is relatively low in Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Slovenia.

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