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Japanese carmaker Nissan has announced that the new Leaf electric car of the company will cost less than 30,000 Euros to its customers. Nissan has been in news for a long time for its new electric car. This is expected to hit the small car segment soon.

There were lots of rumor regarding the price of this electric car. But finally the company has confirmed that car will be available fewer than 37,105 dollars after various government incentives.

Laptop computers can assist pupils become more involved, dutiful as well as learning-oriented in their classrooms, a new study has disclosed.

Perry Samson, University of Michigan (UM), professor in atmospheric, oceanic and space sciences has created forceful interactive student response system named as LectureTools, which makes use of students' laptops.

Diversified international conglomerate Hinduja group has decided to get hold of Luxembourg-based banking and insurance company KBC's private banking division for around Euro 1.35 billion.

The division, KBL European Private Bankers, is one of Europe's biggest onshore private banking groups with local affiliate banking institutions in 55 locations across 10 European nations.

KBL European Private Bankers had assets under management worth Euro 47 billion.

Rising on its proficiency in health-oriented technology, LG Electronics launched its second Health Plus campaign across Asia, comprising India.

The slogan of LG's Health Plus campaign is 'Upgrade Your Life in Every Way.'

With the help of this campaign, the company would aspire to boost its market control by offering up a complete range of home appliances to consumers and assist them maintain healthier homes for their families of course.

As a wide-sweeping sell-off continued on three continents, the Dow Jones industrial average skid hit 10 percent off the year's peak on Thursday.

Putting it halfway to bear market, which is defined as a 20 percent drop, the DJIA gave up 200 points in the first half hour of trading and lost an additional 176 points by the close.

For the first time in three months, the Standard & Poor's index had dropped to less than 1,100.

The 10 percent drop has been quick. The DJIA peaked for the year on April 26 at 12,205.

India's GSM operators, excluding RCom, added 11.18 million mobile users during the last month, strengthening the subscriber base to 433 million.

The data was released by cellular operators association of India (COAI).

In March 2010, the country's GSM operators added about 14 million subscribers and the user base was 421.86 million.

The country's major telecom operator Bharti Airtel, which holds 30.16% market share, added three million users during the last month. With this, its subscriber base reached
130.6 million.