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The Aggregate Deposits of Scheduled Commercial Banks in India
Forbes - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c37926) has announced the addition of "Indian Banking Sector Analysis (2006-2007)" to their offering. The "Indian Banking Sector Analysis (2006-2007)", report provides extensive research

Word to the wise: Lock up at night
Charlotte Sun-Herald - ENGLEWOOD -- Everything seemed fine when Michael Riddle headed out to work at around 7:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. The sun had peeked out, the air smelled fresh and his neighborhood off Oyster Creek Drive was quiet as always. But the morning wasn't as

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Financial voyeurism with a lesson
Put two toddlers in a room full of toys and each inevitably will demand a toy the other kid has. If coveting thy neighbor's toys is so ingrained in human nature, why bother fighting the feeling?

250,000 HOMES AT RISK
A QUARTER of a million homeowners are behind with mortgage payments and 1.5million more owe on credit cards and loans. Those in the red with their mortgages could have their homes repossessed if they fail to get the money together.

Real Estate Weekly -- May 19
A lot of people are concerned about the direction of real estate markets. But can you predict where home prices are headed based on past data? Christopher Cagan thinks so.

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Shop Smart: It can take years to discover, repair ID theft
The following column was originally published Oct. 7, 2003. Identity theft -- the fraudulent use of your name and identifying data by someone else to obtain credit, merchandise or services -- is an equal-opportunity offense, affecting victims of all races, incomes and ages.