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1. Nifty India: Where Money Grows November 20, 2009 Nifty, the index of national stock exchange [NSE] is backed by the prominent financial institutions on the requisition of government of India. Nifty was endorsed by the government authorities in November 1992 as an independent tax payer entity. The Nifty India is therefore managed by an autonomous group of Directors. These BODs are appointed by the government standing committee and in addition, various financial institutions and trading members are also appointed to make a vigil on the transaction activities. These activities include regulation of the market practices, Settlement procedur... (read more) Author: Money Control

2. Real Estate Bill Unveiled November 16, 2009 Perfidious builders can no longer conceal the real floor area of apartments they are selling to the buyers by juggling them between carpet area and super area. Government is working on a new Real Estate Regulation Bill that will set guidelines for builders and real estate developers. Mulling suitable amendments to the existing Rent Control Act, the new bill is supposed to provide affordable housing to the Urban Middle Class by reviving the rental housing. Kumari Selja, Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation announced that the Real Estate Regulation Bill has already been delayed and... (read more) Author: santosh singh

3. Bhutan Filming. November 06, 2009 Filming In Bhutan The rules and rates for filming in Bhutan differ from that of the normal treks and tours. Tourists or professionals’ intent on filming in Bhutan must abide by the Bhutan Filming Rules & Regulations, Royal Government of Bhutan. Authentic Bhutan Tours have coordinated many international agencies like NHK, Japan, India, Bangkok, ARD German TV and many more - who have come to do documentary filming in Bhutan. We do the research and location hunt and other necessary works as per the subject of your film before your arrival so that you can have a fantastic filming experience ... (read more) Author: Ten Dorji

4. What Exactly is a Private Placement? October 31, 2009 A private placement is an offering of equity to institutions or individuals which meets federal requirements exempting the offering from registration with the SEC. The US government made this possible through Regulation D, part of the Securities Act of 1933 created in the aftermath of the stock market crash. Reg. D allows businesses to sell shares and equity instruments to informed investors without the extreme red tape of SEC registration if they meet certain requirements. Private Aspect To be exempt from SEC registration, the “private” aspect of the offering is a key element. This... (read more) Author: Eric Powers

5. Nursing Home Abuse - OBRA October 29, 2009 Nursing homes are regulated by the federal government under the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA), 42 U.S.C. § 1395 – 1396 (1999). State governments are also involved in the regulation of nursing homes. Under OBRA, state governments are responsible for licensing and certifying nursing homes in their respective states. In order for nursing homes to receive Medicare or Medicaid, facilities must comply with OBRA provisions. Although OBRA seeks to protect residents in nursing homes, OBRA does not allow nursing home residents to file a lawsuit in order to enforce OBRA regulations. State an... (read more) Author: Carolyn Ria

6. Understanding MIL-STD-130 October 19, 2009 In December of 2007, the Department of Defense released an update to MIL-STD-130, the regulation governing the proper labeling of items in the military's inventory. This important set of standards ensures the efficient tracking and cataloging of every product and piece of equipment belonging to the United States government. By understanding a little background of this standard, you can ensure compliance with this important governing regulation. First, it is important to understand that this regulation is constantly updated. Though the latest version of MIL-STD-130 was released on 17 Decem... (read more) Author: Id Integration

7. Congo Tin Trade Needs Tougher Regulation Says Watchdog October 15, 2009 Pascal Baguma carries cassiterite stones rich in tin ore in a mineral processing factory at Bukavu in eastern Congo (file photo)A British aid group is calling for the Congolese government to do more to regulate the country's tin industry. Global Witness says a new industry initiative to trace the origin of tin supplies from the Democratic Republic of Congo will fail to break the link between the mineral trade and the country's ongoing armed conflict. In the past few months a body that represents members of the tin industry, ITRI, has begun developing proposals to control its supply chain. In... (read more)

8. Tips for Healthy Travel October 11, 2009 Manali and Hotels Manali">Truth be told, the current government regulation on cabin pressure states that it may not be less than the pressure experienced at 8,000 feet. So basically it means to you the traveler that your body will experience a pressure decrease from the altitude you took off at up to 8000 feet. Staying healthy while traveling is a fairly simple task to accomplish. A few precautionary steps to take prior to departure and a few common sense tips to follow while traveling are the only requirements needed. Tips For Healthy Travel And Stay Healthy When you travel on ... (read more) Author: adin smth

9. Obama Pushes For Tougher Financial Regulation October 09, 2009 President Barack Obama (file photo)U.S. President Barack Obama is urging Congress to approve his plan to create a new government agency to protect Americans against financial abuses. The president wants to establish a Consumer Financial Protection Agency.President Obama says Americans need a single consumer agency to protect them against irresponsible lenders.The president says many consumers took on too much debt and took out loans they could not afford, but blames some financial companies for taking advantage of their customers. "My concern are the millions of Americans who behaved responsi... (read more)

10. Money Market - President Obama's Speech On Wall Street Regulation: October 09, 2009 This week President Obama was in Wall Street, New York making a keynote speech on the need for regulations in the money market. Obama made major comments on the way business was done on Wall Street to the dismay of some key stake holders. Actually, many have come out strongly in opposition to his proposed government regulation in the economic sector.But I believe what Obama said was very important if we are to avert what happened after the collapse of the Lehman Brothers last year in September. While regulations cannot stop a recession from happening again, I believe they will reduce the risk ... (read more) Author: Stephen Kavita

11. Singapore Custom Registration October 09, 2009 Singapore with its central location and physical connectivity and its reputation as a trading hub, has gathered a critical mass of trading companies of various sizes operating across diverse industries. Government has implemented several measures and has deployed IT resources to facilitate quick and hassle free trading activities. Singapore companies engaged in trading activities have to fulfill certain obligations in order to fully tap the full potential of such facilities. For instance, an import/export permit is required for the import/export of all goods into/out of Singapore. In Si... (read more) Author: Paul Media

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