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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."

Hartford Financial Services Group Inc said that it expects to be charged with higher tax rates for the first quarter of this year. The insurance company said that it is going to face higher charges because of the changes in the new federal healthcare act.

It is expected to come out with its first quarter results on April 29.

The company, in its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), said that the new charges will cost it around $20 million.

Twice Amitabh Bachchan, once Sharukh Khan; who is next? Well, going by the buzz that is currently spreading around the tinsel town, it could very much be Mr. Perfectionist, Aamir Khan. Yes, as the rumors suggest Aamir has been approached to host the fourth edition of the most sought after quiz show on Indian television, Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC).

However, so far, though there is no final decision from Aamir's camp, it is expected that he has not said no to the offer. Supposedly the matter is pending at the price negotiation stage.

Maruti Suzuki has said that it will be increasing the price of its vehicles. The decision comes after the automaker decided to pass on to the customers some of its increased costs.

The Maruti cars are now going to cost up to Rs. 10,000 higher. The company said in its statement that because of higher input costs and introduction of BS IV (emission) norms in some of its models, it is faced with high cost impact. The company is going to pass it on to the customers.

U. S. researchers have found that for those both depressed and worrying, the anxiety of chronic worry may modify some of the ill effects of depression.

Federal health officials have said that more than $31 million has been added to a U. S. program to aid people, especially those at risk, to be tested for HIV.

With the additional funds the program should total approximately $142.5 million over the next three years, officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta have said.