Admen try gentle persuasion
ADVERTISING: Move to make ads clutter-free, simpler and entertaining.... |
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Fancy a Kenzo sari
The luxury label will soon be a part of this very Indian wrap story.... |
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HPCL spurts as crude oil price plunges
Shares of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation HPCL flared up on Tuesday to close 12.09 per cent higher over the previous closing at Rs 225.80 after crude oil prices slipped below $106 a barrel.... |
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Great Offshore surges on port terminal foray
Great Offshore on Tuesday surged 7.7 per cent to close at Rs 561.55 after the company announced its foray into the port terminal and offshore logistics business by acquiring two Hyderabad-based... |
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Comexes' turnover rises 45% in August
The three national commodity exchanges the Multi Commodity Exchange MCX, the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange NCDEX and the National Multi Commodity Exchange NMCE... |
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US stocks fall on drop in payrolls
US stocks fell, adding to the worst week for global equities since the September 2001 terrorist attacks, after the unemployment rate reached the highest level in five years.... |
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Sebi move: BSE, NSE stocks set to soar
Share prices of the two top stock exchanges the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE and the National Stock Exchange NSE are expected to rise after the Securities and Exchange Board of India... |
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Shorts climb in bank, IT stocks
Bank, realty and technology stocks led a sell-off on the bourses with realty being the worst performer, down 4.2 per cent while the BSE Bankex and IT index fell by 3.5 per cent each.... |
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Short-term bearishness to continue
Lead by the banking sector, the markets plunged over 2 per cent as the overseas cues clobbered the bulls. Traded volumes were lower due to weekend consideration as well as the weak undertone.... |
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NMCE to launch new robusta coffee futures from Sept 9
Ahmedabad-based National Multi-Commodity Exchange of India NMCE, the third-largest commodities exchange in the country, will launch futures trading in coffee robusta estate pounded bulk from... |
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Sebi may relax owner limits in stock exchanges
The Securities and Exchange Board of India Sebi has floated a discussion paper on the possibility of allowing stock exchanges, depositories, clearing corporations, banks and insurance companies to... |
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Confusion galore for customers to comply with KYC norms
Since February 1 this year, investors in mutual funds putting in Rs 50,000 and above are required to get a know-your-customer KYC compliance certificate from the Central Depository Services Limited... |
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Merchant banker opinion on valuation must in mergers: Sebi
In a move to safeguard investor interest, the Securities and Exchange Board of India Sebi on Thursday asked listed and unlisted companies getting merged to appoint an independent merchant banker... |
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A befuddled money manager seeks one honest broker
To the ever-patient shareholders of Sophocles Value Fund:I recently wrote to you bemoaning the lack of investment opportunities since the subprime mortgage crisis leveled every market outside of US... |
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MFs to go slow on capital protection scheme launches
Over a year ago, with much hype and hoopla, mutual funds in India added another product to their bouquet capital protection funds.... |
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Five places to look to find the next investment bubble
Dot-coms Done that. Property Oil Corn Been there, got the T-shirt and nursed the losses, as well.... |
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India-focused PE funds set to raise $5 bn by Dec
Emerging Indian companies, which are on the growth mode, need not necessarily be wary of the rise in interest rates to fund their expansion plans.... |
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Nifty may see gap-up opening today
The Niftys September futures continued to command a premium of 10 points, indicating that players are creating long positions.... |
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Pepper mart livid with price cut by Brazil, Vietnam
Vietnam and Brazil slashed their respective black pepper prices in the last few weeks, much to the surprise of global importers and Indian exporters.... |
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Markets flounder on Asian cues
The euphoria witnessed on Tuesday evaporated as the markets marched to the drums of the Asian cues, which were negative.... |
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