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BSE closes points 104.17 down on October 28

New Delhi, October 28 (ANI): Trading at the Bombay Stock Exchange today closed 104.17 points down to stand at 20,579.35. At the National Stock Exchange the Nifty closed 43.80 points down to stand at 6,101.10. Adani Enterprises Ltd and Muthoot Finance were among the top gainers of Group A with an increase of 6.81% and 4.96% along with Suzlon Energy Ltd. and Shriram City Union Finance Ltd. with an increase of 4.93% and 3.56% respectively, while the top losers of Group A include Union Bank and Future Retail with a decrease of 7.48% and 7.22% along with Indiabulls Real Estate and Jaiprakash Associates with a decrease of 5.52% and 4.93% at the close of the markets. The Auto sector is up 2.18 points at 11,796.53 while the banking sector is down 141.81 points at 12,303.45 and the realty sector is down 29.60 points at 1,294.31. The Indian currency is down 0.07% at Rs 61.50 per dollar. Oct 28, 2013
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BSE closes points 132.11 down on October 17

New Delhi, October 17 (ANI): Trading at the Bombay Stock Exchange today closed 132.11 points down to stand at 20,415.51. At the National Stock Exchange the Nifty closed 43.20 points down to stand at 6045.85.Jaiprakash Associates and MCX were among the top gainers of Group A with an increase of 7.19% and 5.00% along with Future Retail and United Phosphorus with an increase of 4.66% and 4.46% respectively, while the top losers of Group A include HCL and TCS with a decrease of 6.66% and 4.98% along with Exide Industries and Indusind Bank with a decrease of 4.74% and 4.49% at the close of the markets. The Auto sector is down 143.56 points at 11,797.95 while the banking sector is down 48.56 points at 11,791.18 and the realty sector is down 11.95 points at 1,316.27. The Indian currency is down 0.45% at Rs 61.38 per dollar. Oct 17, 2013
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Bharti, Wal-Mart call off India joint venture

New Delhi, Oct 9 (ANI): World's largest retail chain Walmart Stores Inc and Sunil Mittal-led Bharti Group have called off their six-year old alliance in India and will own and operate separate businesses in the country. Wal-Mart, tied up with Bharti in 2007 and had been the most vocal proponent of prying open India's restrictive retail market to foreign supermarket operators. However, its growth in India has been hindered by still-evolving rules on foreign investment, an internal bribery probe, and, more recently, the faltering partnership with New Delhi-based Bharti. Under terms of their breakup, Wal-Mart will acquire Bharti's 50 percent stake in Bharti Wal-Mart Pvt Ltd, which runs about 20 wholesale stores in India under the Best Price Modern Wholesale brand, and will run the business independently. Oct 9, 2013
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