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Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)

Eveready, one of India's oldest brands, up for sale; shares zoom 18%

Eveready says it has over 50 percent market share in India's batteries segment and holds 75 percent of the country's organised flashlights market. Jan 11, 2019
Asian markets outside Japan trade lower on 21 November

Asia stocks at one-month high, focus stays on US-China trade talks

Asian stocks inched higher to one-month highs on Friday, after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell reiterated the U.S. central bank can be patient on raising interest rates further. Jan 11, 2019
Reserve Bank of India

Credit offtake jumps to 47-year high even as deposits remain sluggish

RBI data highlights that credit jumped 15.1% in December, as against a year earlier, while deposits increased 9.2% during the same period. Jan 11, 2019
World Bank building in Washington

World Bank cautions India of turbulence in trade, manufacturing

Multilateral lender pegs India growth higher than national estimate but warns emerging economies are at risk from temporary factors. Jan 10, 2019
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Sikkim to give free money to residents: What is Universal Basic Income Scheme?

The Economic Survey of India 2017 had called the UBI scheme a "conceptually appealing idea". Jan 10, 2019
Gautam Singhania

Gautam Singhania to quit as Raymond Chairman as bitter fight with father worsens

Gautam's move to earn a pre-publication injunction on his father's autobiography 'The Incomplete Man' was turned down earlier this week by a Mumbai court. Jan 10, 2019
DK Shivakumar

Will Income Tax dept seize DK Shivakumar's properties?

The IT officials are all set to seize his properties in connection with money laundering, tax evasion and several other activities. Jan 10, 2019
China's western Xinjiang region

In a first, China takes diplomats and journalists to visit controversial training centres in Xinjiang

Beijing's move is now being seen as its bid to prove that there has been no crackdown on the Muslims and that the region has, in fact, witnessed significant economic and social development. Jan 10, 2019
US Dollar, currencies, Euro, Yuan, Yen, Asian shares

New year brings fresh hopes for bulls in Asian currencies

With the trade talk outcome still uncertain, failure could quickly reignite pressure on the yuan with some still expecting it to breach the key 7-per-dollar mark on dimming growth outlook. Jan 10, 2019
Rafale fighter aircraft

Efforts to boost defence manufacturing through offset route have come a cropper

The offset obligations were aimed at bringing in $11.2 billion over the 2008-2024 period but till date only 20 percent target has been achieved. Jan 10, 2019
ICICI Bank

ICICI Bank shares hit all-time high on 'positive valuations, asset quality'

Brokerage Morgan Stanley says that valuations for the stock remained attractive and that it expects a 15 percent return on equity in FY20. Jan 9, 2019
rupee

Indian rupee seen facing more punishment, but no new record low: Reuters poll

The rupee's path this year will largely be determined by the results of national elections in May, oil price moves and the Reserve Bank of India's policy. Jan 9, 2019
India GDP economic growth projection forecast 2016 2017

Global economic growth to slow to 2.9% in 2019: World Bank

Growth in advanced economies is estimated to slow to 2 per cent in 2019 from 2.2 per cent in 2018, as major central banks continue to withdraw monetary policy accommodation, according to the report. Jan 9, 2019
Supporters wave Congress Party flags

Congress' Prajapati new MP Assembly speaker, oppositionn BJP cries foul

Former chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has termed the development as a "black day for democracy" while MLA Narottam Mishra said the party would take legal opinion in this regard. Jan 8, 2019
GM Cotton Monsanto

Monsanto has last laugh in BT cotton patent battle in India

The introduction of lab-altered seeds in India by Monsanto in 2003 changed the farming landscape in the county, which went on to become the world's biggest producer of the yarn in subsequent years. Jan 8, 2019
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