On Wednesday, India's No 2 private carrier, Kingfisher Airlines reported that it has got the approval from the federal government to operate flights on nine international routes.
A spokesman of the company said, "Kingfisher has received approvals to operate Mumbai-London, Kolkata-Dhaka, Kolkata-Chittagong, Mumbai-Hong Kong, Mumbai-Singapore, Chennai-Colombo, Bangalore-Colombo, Bangalore-Bangkok and Mumbai-Bangkok flights."
He added, "The time frame for launch of these services will be announced progressively."
Assets under management (AUM) of mutual fund industry continued to decline for the third consecutive month. It has declined 7 per cent in November as compared to its level in October. Total assets currently stood at Rs 4,02,029 crore and it has seen second-highest monthly decline in a month.
ZTE, the worldwide provider of telecommunications equipment and network solutions, has strengthened its focus on the research and development (R&D) to introduce cheap products in the global market without compromising on the quality.
The Reserve Bank India (RBI) would not directly lend US dollars to the financial institutions from the foreign exchange reserves of the country. Earlier, the Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) had requested the Reserve Bank to issue direct dollar credit line to meet its lending requirements. Exim Bank is facing difficulty in getting funds from overseas institutions due to the international financial crisis. Exim Bank provides funds to exporters, importers and to the Indian companies planning investments overseas. 
The third largest software exporter of India, Wipro Technologies has offered fresh campus recruit, to join technical support branch of its business process outsourcing (BPO) division. The move shows the condition of the IT firm in the wake of the global financial crisis. Low demand and tight monetary conditions has forced IT companies to employee cost cutting and controlling measures. They have now started to employ cost cutting measures on the HR front. 
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