Yahoo and Yahoo India both have fascinated users with their new launchings.

Nicholas Negroponte's One Laptop per Child Foundation (OLPC) has started selling its famous $100 (XO) laptop computers for no less than $200 per piece.

The laptop computers are being made available in amounts of 10,000 and more through the OLPC Internet site at laptopfoundation.org/participate/givemany.shtml).

Until now, the one constant in the journey of the $100 laptop has been the steady increase in prices: from the original $100 to the temporary $150 to the fresh $188.

Further, the XO laptops are slated to go into production in China next month, which is behind original schedule. Same with the quantities to be produced, which are way behind earlier projections.

New Delhi: Jet Airways has decided to introduce new flights to San

Mumbai: Tata Steel, India’s biggest steel producer has reported a
mild growth of 8.11 percent in its net profit for the three months
period ended September 30, 2007, on the back of advanced metal sales
and forex gains.

The company’s net profit during the second quarter stood at Rs
1,190.83 crore, as against Rs 1,101.49 crore in the same quarter of
last fiscal.

The company has recorded 14.31% increase in its quarterly net sales
to Rs 47,850.90 million from Rs 41,857.50 million in the corresponding
quarter, a year ago.