Norwegian bank DnB NOR on Tuesday announced that it has introduced a representative office in Mumbai, Maharashtra.

The Mumbai division was formally opened by Rune Bjerke, DnB NOR President and CEO, at a ceremonial occasion attended by the Norwegian Ambassador to India, Her Excellency Ms Ann Ollestad.

The bank said that it opened an office in Mumbai to cater to its strong base of ship owning community plus providing services to domestic companies that have sound presence in the Indian market.

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Indian business tycoon Arun Nayar and his star wife Elizabeth Hurley are set to end their two-year-old nuptial ties soon.

The Sunday Telegraph reported that they are separating over the British model-turned actor’s hectic schedule.

That’s why they have not been spending more time together.

When Sunday Telegraph contacted Hurley’s representative to clear up the hearsays, there was no evidence, but there wasn’t any rejection either.

Mobile software developer Streamezzo has announced an interactive digital radio service for mobile devices.

The France-based software publisher said that its media client will now be capable of tuning into terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting (T-DMB) that will integrate Binary Format for Scenes (BIFS) in compliance with MPEG-4 specification.

T-DMB enabled devices help users’ access information regarding artist or song details while listening to the radio channel.

Other information, which can be transmitted, includes news headlines and weather.

Indian equities on Monday (March 09) ended the day sluggishly on account of continued selling pressure, global weakness as unabated fears over further slump of US and European financial systems continued to weigh down investors response.

Realty, FMCG and realty stocks were the major losers of the day. BSE Realty, which was down by 3.21%, remained top losers among sectoral indices.

Doctors of the ENT department of a government hospital, on Tuesday, successfully removed a molar tooth from the lung of a 65-year-old man.

Dr. R. Hasda, one of the surgeons who operated on the man, said that Mr. Rajendra Prasad Gupta, a resident of Garulia in North 24-Parganas, gulped a loose molar mistakenly three years back, and it got stuck in the in the right bronchus.

The doctor said, “He started having respiratory problems following that. He also suffered from recurrent chest infection.”

Calling it is a "purely business decision", Yash Raj Films (YRF), the leading player in the Indian film industry, has inhibited its more than 10-year-old distribution contract with film producer Karan Johar's Dharma Productions.

Well, it is believed that Karan thinking about doing business minus the YRF have been making its way around the rumor mill for quite some time.