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Hiring activity up 4.1% in September: Study
Hiring activity is finally picking up steam among Indian companies. The job index, Naukri JobSpeak, increased by 4.1 per cent in September, compared with August. In terms of the three-month moving average, the index inched up from 715 in August to 719 in September this year, making it one of the best months since April-May when the job index was as low as 664.

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Bike sales grow 24% in July
On the back of 14 per cent growth in sales in the first quarter of financial year 2009-10, two-wheeler makers have reported 24 per cent growth in sales in July. The segment comprises motorcycles and scooters. The growth is a result of low base as annual sales growth last year was a mere 3 per cent.

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Ruias to raise Rs 100 cr for Falcon, dilute 10% in Dunlop
Tyre maker Ruia Group today said it will raise Rs 100 crore in listed entity Falcon Tyres through private placement of shares and dilute 10 per cent in Dunlop India for capacity expansion over the next few months.
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Emirates Airlines to sponsor Arabian Cricket Challenge

Extending its association with cricket, Emirates Airline, the official partner of International Cricket Council (ICC) and the title sponsor of Indian Premier League (IPL) team Kings XI Punjab, will now sponsor the Arabian Cricket Challenge, a Twenty20 format cricket tournament held in Dubai. - Another low-cost airline in city sky - Emirates becomes largest Boeing 777 operator - ICC to bring BCCI and ICL on table - IPL chief Modi denies rift with franchise owners - IPL team owners may hold back franchise payment - BCCI expands the field for IPL 2010, adds two teams As part of its association, Emirates will fly some of the team members of Kings XI Punjab, the team co-owned by Bollywood actress Preity Zinta, to Dubai for participating in the tournament. To signal the change in format after two years as a 50-over tournament, the event has been renamed Emirates Airline Twenty20 and will also have a new home — The Sevens — Emirates’ dedicated sporting facility, which is set to unveil cricket pitches and a pavilion in the New Year.


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