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Timothy F. Geithner, the US Treasury Secretary has said that he is confident that the Chinese government will soon decide to strengthen the Yuan, its national currency. It will be doing so because it thinks that a stronger Yuan is better for its future.

He further said that the Asian nation thinks that the US wants it to make its move quickly, so that the US is able to make its next move.

In an interview given to Bloomberg, Geithner said that China is forced to make this decision since its economy is driven by trade, mostly exports.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is preparing for the launch of a geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle (GSLV-D3) from launch pad in Sriharikota this month, according to chief K Radhakrishnan.

"Preparations are going on. The final reviews are also taking place. It could be any day from April 15, which is the first available opportunity", said Mr. Radhakrishnan.

The vehicle is the first to be powered by cryogenic engine indigenously developed in the country. The GSLV-D3 will carry the advanced GSAT-4 experimental satellite to space through which the space agency will carry our some researches.

AstraZeneca Pharma India, specializes in cardiovascular drugs, is planning for increasing its workforce in India. Presently, 1100 workers are working in this company and company is looking to appoint additional workers in coming two years. Company is scheduling a tie up with Bristol-Myers Squibb for the launch of two diabetes drugs in India; it is also making arrangements for revealing all its global brands in India.

Cell Passion revealed information that Samsung is introduces its new handset; S5620 Monte in Indian basket.

This latest 3G-enabaled phone has 3.0 inch touch screen. Some other distinguished attributes of this stylish phone are; it is equipped with 3.2 MP camera, Wi-Fi and FM radio, Bluetooth 2.1 and A-GPS.

Like all the handsets of Samsung, Monte also operates TouchWiz 2.0 with typical mechanism for all the popular social networking sites.

A new study has claimed that the women's careers are perceived less important than that of men at home and usually the wife quits her job if the couple is working for extended hours.

Even as the workplace ethics have grown to become more equal, at home women's career takes a back street, according to the study conducted by the researcher Youngjoo Cha from the Cornell University.

On Friday, Dell said that one of its former employee is expected to face civil and administrative charges. It would be so because the person has been found involved in accounting misappropriations during 2005.

The charges are going to be imposed by the SEC. The commission had been contacting and questioning several of Dell's former employees in the past. But till now, none of the current employees have been probed.

This information was given by Dell's spokesman, David Frink. He further added that the many former employees have been served the "Wells Notices."