The Economic Times Weekend Platter

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The ET Weekend Platter offers the round up of the news that you missed during the week. We bring to you the most-read news, investment corner, stock wrap-up, issue that hogged headlines, editor's picks and the most happening trend stories from across sectors, for you to savour at your conveniance. Happy reading. AirAsia gets FIPB nod for setting up new airline in India There were some ambiguities on whether the revised FDI in aviation rules are applicable to new JVs or only existing companies, sources said. Bharti Airtel to sell stake in DTH arm The firm has already signed a non-disclosure agreement with at least seven strategic and private equity players, sources confirmed. Worst may be over for India: Moody's Analytics It sees economic growth at around 7% from 2014 onwards in its India Outlook report titled The Worst May Be Over. Story of the Week India's billionaire wealth much above country's fiscal deficit As per the annual list of world's billionaires, published by business magazine Forbes, India has 55 billionaires with a total networth of $189.1 billion. Stock Round up Sensex hits 1-month high; Nifty closes near 5,950 The Sensex, which had gained 535.58 points in last three sessions, shot up further by 269.69, or 1.39 per cent to 19,683.23, a level last seen on February 4. ET Features Top Shots line up to buy rare & exotic trees The olive, and many other exotic trees that share space at a 250-acre facility on the outskirts of Hyderabad, have been imported by Unique Trees. Earth on track to be hottest in 11,000 years: Study The Earth is on track to becoming the hottest it has been at any time in the past 11.3 millennia, a study found. Personal Finance Platinum glows as investment product Many investors are placing their wagers on platinum following market speculation that platinum will rise faster than gold. Don’t let 'big’ events plan your finances Certified financial planner Gaurav Mashruwala says he always discourage people from linking such big events with their personal finances. Corporate Trends Vijay Mallya exits Forbes rich list as fortune dips With a networth of $1bn, Mallya was ranked 45th among 48 Indians on this annual rich list in March 2012, while he was placed at 1,153rd position globally. Mukesh Ambani wealthiest Indian on Forbes' rich list Ambani, 55, with a net worth of $21.5 billion is 22nd on the US business magazine's 27th annual ranking released on Monday.		Visual Treat Editor's Pick AirAsia to offer fares as low as Rs 1,000 Why Wharton is wrong in disinviting Modi Will property become more affordable now? Apple's IWatch may bring more money than TV Most Read Stories Be rich, be Premji: How billionaires get generous Why five days in the office is too many Maharaja's Rs 200 cr bungalow sold for Rs 20 cr Nokia gives steep salary hikes to staff in Chennai Just 42,800 super-rich in India. Seriously? Offbeat '12-year-old Indian girl has higher IQ than Einstein' A 12-year-old Indian-origin girl in UK has stunned everyone after she scored an incredible 162 on her IQ test. Letter to the editor Terrorism is class war, not war against India? The interesting fact about Indian terrorists is how they buck the trend of global militancy—since their concerns have always been national in content.

News by Industry
Infotech Google to cut 1,200 Motorola jobs, including in India Facebook News Feed becomes personal newspaper	Your Money Why you should shift your money to FDs post Budget Budget 2013: How beneficial is the RGESS now?
Auto Buy a Tata Nano, with a swipe of a credit card Planning to buy an SUV? Think again	Taxes and You E-filing must for those earning over Rs 5 lakh You cannot hide your money any longer: FM

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