1. Weekly newsby:Aditi

3. Revenue came to $35.89 billion, below the $37.54 billion analysts had expected

4. GE shares were down 83 cents at $16.33 on the New York Stock Exchange , while the Standard & Poor's capital goods industry index was off 1 per cent. GE posts sales slump, rattles recovery hopes

6. The whole area of green technology as vitally important to America's future economic prospects.

7. The United Steelworkers union filed a 5,800-page petition la contending that the Chinese government was giving Chinese companies unfair advantages over U.S. firms through the use of government subsidiesUS launches China trade investigation

9. The new jobs will include 1,500 at the Halewood plant near Liverpool, northwest England

10. The agreement includes a five-percent pay rise for employees in November, with a further rise of at least three percent next NovemberBritish carmaker Jaguar Land Rover strikes plants deal

12. The US has lately tightened visa rules for Indians and unveiled policies that discourage outsourcing, a sector in which India is a huge beneficiaryPM to take up with Obama concerns over US visa rules

14. At least 50 percent of the capacity we can be done by 2011 December, the rest by 2012. So, we will be able to improve our storage capacity with modern technology step by stepIndia will add 17 lakh metric tons of food storage capacity within five years

16. India has many commercial rivals in the region, particularly European countries like UK and China... The Chinese companies, which are government- owned, have far more capital for investment than the Indian private owned companiesIndia competes with China, Europe for growing African market

18. India has jumped from the eighth position to second as the favoured destination for Israeli exports

19. Israeli exports to India in the first half of this year were worth USD 990 million, an increase of 102 per cent compared to last year.