Saying that it is yielding enough money, and it's aimed to cut costs, Google Inc, on Tuesday, announced that it is ceasing its two-year-old service to sell newspaper advertising, and thus gave a big blow to its own efforts to extend its ad program beyond web.
On its blog on Tuesday, the company stated that on Feb. 28 it will shut down its Print Ads program. Launched in November 2006, the program was fabricated to help newspapers make money by attracting Google advertisers to expand into print newspaper sales. About 800 U. S. newspapers were part of the program.
With the aim to attract more customers, Western Digital has made announcement regarding its novel drive. The new product has a 2 Terabyte Caviar Green hard drive with 
RPG Enterprises owned CEAT tyres laid the foundation stone of a radial tyre plant worth Rs 700 crore at Halol, near Baroda in Gujarat. The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding in this regard at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit (VGGIS) in Ahmedabad on January 13.
Kesoram Industries has announced that the company will close production of tyres at its Balasore, Orissa facility to reduce expenditure and cut costs amid tight financial conditions. 
With the aim to buy a $225m stake in an Indian mobile phone company, Bahrain's national telecommunications operator has joined hands with a Dubai-based private equity business. 
HCC, India's leading construction and infrastructure development Company, in joint venture with John Laing Investment Ltd and Sadbhav Engineering Ltd has bagged the prestigious order from National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to construct the 96.5 km highway from Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh Border to Dhule on NH-3 on BOT basis. 
