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According to report released by PropEquity, a real estate consultant, the affordable housing segment that played a major role in keeping Indian real estate giants afloat in the time of the crisis is slowly losing its sheen as buyers are now ready to upgrade to higher segments.

Samir Jasuja, Managing Director, PE Analytics Pvt. Ltd said that though the demand in the affordable housing segment is still sustainable, it is showing shines of a fall. Jasuja also mentioned the fact that there is a genuine demand as far as the mid-housing segment in concerned in the Indian market.

Nissan Leaf is the world's first mass-market electric car and currently claimed to cost nearly £10,000 more than its equivalent petrol and diesel variants.

This car is set to cost a whooping £28,350 which is more than any of its nearly same ranged car. For example Ford Focus cost less than £19,000, Toyota's Prius electric-petrol hybrid, costs £19,500-22,500. This when compared to other is supposedly dearer, says the industry watchers.

Nexus One will now be sold via channel sales such as Vodafone rather than aforesaid online sales.

The reports comes from a blog posting that explains that sale of the much hyped super phone of Google has not seen reached the expected levels which led the search giant take this strong step of joining hands with local network partners to sell the phone through their high street shops and online stores instead.

Apart from making its presence felt at the CII Auto Show South 2010 that took place at the Hitex Exhibition Centre, Hyderabad, Toyota Motors on Monday announced the entry of its BTL activity Q World in the region.

The event managed to create a wave of excitement in the region. Participants coming from various backgrounds were looked quite eager to see the much awaited concept model of Toyota's new compact car - Etios.

The officials of Turkey have said that the deal on nuclear program of Iran is supposed to be closed. They are saying that on the basis of the joint talks in Teheran. It was attended by the Prime Minister Mr. Erdogan. His main aim was to convince the Iranian leaders to send their nuclear material abroad for processing.

After selling a portion of its stake to Reliance Industries last month, Deccan 360 is attempting to be aggressive in its approach. It is currently scouting for a Chief Executive Officer to head its operations. As per reports, the Air freight services company is planning to hire a new CEO and then finalize its new business plan.

However, while the company has retained Jude E. Fonseka as a consultant, it has finalised nine candidates to replace the Sri Lankan settled in Australia. The company let go Fonseka as part of its cost-cutting efforts.