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• Obama wins India business; controversy over Pakistan (Reuters)
• FACTBOX - Obama highlights $10 bln of deals in India (Reuters)
• Ryder and Williamson head Kiwi fightback (Reuters)
• Qantas A380 fleet could fly again within days - CEO (Reuters)
• Obama rejects view of India as "land of call centres" (Reuters)
• Google bars data from Facebook as rivalry heats up (Reuters)
• Books on Obama creating buzz in Delhi, Mumbai (Reuters)
• US business chiefs see Obama trade boost in India (Reuters)
• Obama to ease U.S.-India export controls, boost trade (Reuters)
• Obama arrives in India, controversy over Pakistan (Reuters)
• U.S. business chiefs see Obama trade boost in India (Reuters)

Obama wins India business; controversy over Pakistan (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 06:51 AM PDT Reuters - President Barack Obama announced $10 billion in business deals on Saturday as he arrived in India to boost U.S. exports and jobs after a mauling in mid-term polls, but he ran into immediate controversy over Pakistan.

FACTBOX - Obama highlights $10 bln of deals in India (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 08:25 AM PDT Reuters - President Barack Obama said on Saturday that U.S. businesses were concluding $10 billion in new export business with India as he began a 10-day Asian tour in Mumbai, the nation's financial capital.

Ryder and Williamson head Kiwi fightback (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 05:41 AM PDT Reuters - Jesse Ryder and debutant Kane Williamson defied India with a fifth-wicket partnership of 194 to take New Zealand past the follow-on mark on the third day of the first test on Saturday.

Qantas A380 fleet could fly again within days - CEO (Reuters) Posted: 05 Nov 2010 10:42 PM PDT Reuters - Australia's Qantas Airways hopes to have its grounded fleet of six Airbus A380s flying again "within days" following urgent checks after an engine failure, chief executive Alan Joyce said on Saturday.

Obama rejects view of India as "land of call centres" (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 06:38 AM PDT Reuters - President Barack Obama hailed India on Saturday as a vital source of U.S. growth and jobs as his administration announced relaxation of U.S. export controls to spur trade between the two countries.

Google bars data from Facebook as rivalry heats up (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 08:34 AM PDT Reuters - Google Inc will begin blocking Facebook and other Web services from accessing its users' information, highlighting an intensifying rivalry between the two Internet giants.

Books on Obama creating buzz in Delhi, Mumbai (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 01:15 AM PDT Reuters - Books on U.S. President Barack Obama and posters bearing his image are selling fast in New Delhi and Mumbai, the two cities he is visiting on a trip to India.

US business chiefs see Obama trade boost in India (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 02:31 AM PDT Reuters - Top U.S. chief executives said on Saturday they hope President Barack Obama will ease long-standing trade controls with India during his visit here and this would be good for jobs back home.

Obama to ease U.S.-India export controls, boost trade (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 05:40 AM PDT Reuters - President Barack Obama will announce the easing of U.S. controls on exports to India when he addresses business leaders here on Saturday, in a move to boost trade between the two countries, the White House said.

Obama arrives in India, controversy over Pakistan (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 03:17 AM PDT Reuters - U.S. President Barack Obama paid tribute on Saturday to victims of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, but the first day of his visit to India ran into immediate controversy as he made no reference to Pakistan.

U.S. business chiefs see Obama trade boost in India (Reuters) Posted: 06 Nov 2010 02:31 AM PDT Reuters - Top U.S. chief executives said on Saturday they hope President Barack Obama will ease long-standing trade controls with India during his visit here and this would be good for jobs back home.

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