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London, Sept 16: Rapper Eminem, who previously said that his greatest hits record Curtain Call would be his last work as a recording artist, has decided to make a comeback with his first studio album after three years.

When Curtain Call released in 2005, Eminem declared that he is ending his phenomenal music career as a recording artist.

"I'm at a point in my life right now where I feel like I don't know where my career is going. This is the reason I called it Curtain Call, because this could be the final thing. I don't know," Eminem said.

Melbourne, Sept 16: Vanessa Hudgens, who was recently caught in a nude-photo scandal, has thanked her fans for their support. 

Kolkata: A CIL top functionary stated that the coal ministry has nailed down the new coal distribution plan that would be brought out by next week with a few modifications in the e-auction method.

Partha S Bhattacharya, Coal India Ltd chairman said that the administration is scheduled to reveal the fresh coal sale policy within a week.

This will reinstate e-auction of coal after it was banished since December 2006 accompanying exploitation and emergency of coal for core segments. At present, e-booking is followed up to sell coal in the open market by CIL.

Chandigarh: Anticipating 15 per cent growth in auto sales, Honda Siel Cars India stated that it aspires to sell 70,000 cars in the existing fiscal (2007) as against 60,000 cars sold last year in In

New Delhi: German multinational Deutsche Bank is looking to expand its footmark across major cities in India.

The bank has applied for authorization with the Reserve Bank of India for opening up five more branches in the country.

According to WTO obligations, RBI permits foreign banking institutions to open maximum of 20 branches a year.

The source said, “The bank has done exceedingly well since its re-entry into India two years back. To provide the much-needed visibility to their banking operations, it has applied for license with the RBI to open five more branches in India.”

The Indian Rupee remained firm against the US Dollar on Sep. 14, 2007.