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3 July 2012   Moneylife Exclusive "Pharma sales is the main business for hospitals" Raj Pradhan A leading Mumbai-based surgeon (who prefers to be anonymous) tells the inside story about the nexus between hospitals, insurers, pharma majors and Third Party Administrators (TPAs). Excerpts of the interview...   ADVT Other ML Exclusives   GlaxoSmithKline agrees to pay $3 billion to settle healthcare fraud The largest fraud settlement case would help ensure that doctors make prescribing decisions based on good science and not on misinformation, money, or favours provided by the pharmaceutical industry... ................................................................................................................................................... Monsoon: Give the Met Dept a break. They are still on target and so are we! While a 29% rainfall deficiency for June per se may look rather depressing, it is less than 5% of the average rainfall of 887mm in the monsoon and could be possibly made up for in the remaining season... .................................................................................................................................................... Mumbai's position declining slowly thanks to its poor infrastructure Mumbai's advantageous location should not be taken for granted. If corrective measures are not taken early, the city will have to be put into the ICU... .................................................................................................................................................... Power "less" dilemma: Coal industry at the cross-roads The Indian coal industry is plagued by a number of operational problems. Will the efforts of Australian mining queen Georgina Rinehart help the Indian coal industry? .................................................................................................................................................... Investing: Nowhere to hide The odds are stacked against us. Invest safely... ................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Uptrend to continue, subject to dips Higher high and higher low on the Nifty continues for the third day in a row...     At a Glance   - Rich cuts on charity, prefers spending on lifestyle as gloom widens - Barclays CEO too resigns on interest rate scam - Agitating pilots from Air India promise to call off strike - TDSAT gives split verdict on 3G roaming - Court asks ACB to inquire into complaint against Hiranandani - Rajini-starrer 'Kochadaiyaan' to hit screens this year end - Deficient rains not worrisome for paddy says Pawar - CCI imposes Rs8 crore penalty on Fast Way Group - High Court fines hawker Rs5,000 for filing fake case of abduction   Corporate Wrap-up   - SBI hires six bankers for its $2 billion bond offering - John Energy starts drilling GSPC-GAIL's NELP VI - Lupin gets FDA nod for selling generic oral contraceptive in US   Personal Finance   - Delhi government launches online registration for properties - PNB revises deposit rates on FNCR deposits - State Bank of Patiala launches agri-gold loans - Future Generali launches micro-insurance for rural segment     FROM the ARCHIVES   Tata Cards allegedly shortchanges a loyal card customer A loyal Tata Cards customer and a former tata employee was unable to redeem his points due to 'faulty' EDC machines at Tata partner outlets. Instead, of solving the problem, Tata Cards deducted his rewards points and shows no signs of engaging with the customer... ...................................................................................................................................................... Osian's Art Fund: Some unit holders still awaiting first payment An investor, who was persuaded by ABN Amro Bank to invest in Osian's Art Fund, has received no payment as yet. He has now been offered payment in instalments, while the fund claims that its problems are over...   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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