Business
Tata Steel Q1 net up 3 pc at Rs 953.41 cr
The group posted a profit after minority interest and share of profits of associates of Rs 1,019.18 crore for Q1.
Strike puts Hyundai exports on hold
Walkouts are virtually an annual event at Hyundai, where the labour union has gone on strike every year.
Mittal plant in Orissa: Sites identified
The Orissa Government has identified seven sites in four districts for the steel plant proposed by Mittal Steel.
Vijay Mallya backs A350 revamp
Kingfisher Airlines said it would stand by orders for Airbus' redesigned A350 mid-sized jet, provided the price does not rise.
TCS marks 2006-07 with robust growth
India's biggest software company TCS has posted better than expected results for the first quarter ended June 30, 2006.
Orascom gains 68 pc stake in Hutch
Hutch and Essar will have an indirect and direct foreign shareholding of 68 per cent.
World Cup kicks up German economy
German Sports goods firms Adidas & Puma, which sponsored WC winners have enjoyed surging sales thanks to the tournament.
Lessons from disaster: Things to do
Today there is no place "safe". So how does an individual plan for this uncertainty? By planning for the worst.
Mkts end weak in sync with global mkts
Markets across the globe displayed weakness. Sensex closed down 71.59 pts at 10858 and Nifty down 26.60 points at 3,169.30.
Algerian LNG to fire Dabhol plant
GAIL India Ltd is in talks with an Algerian firm for sourcing long-term LNG to fire the 2,184 MW Dabhol power plant.
Good old bank deposits are back in trend
Banks are hoping that risk averse investors will lap up these schemes in the absence of infrastructure bonds.
Hot stocks for this week: Experts
According to experts, stocks like Reliance Industries and Infosys will give the markets direction.
High spenders put exchequer on high
High spenders now know that the taxmen has got specific information about their spending and can’t evade taxes anymore.
Centre embroiled in Jet-Sahara deal
Jet Chairman Naresh Goyal has denied blaming the Government for the failure of the Jet-Sahara deal.
Mkts manage positive close on volume
The markets closed in green, they were choppy and were moving within a tight range throughout the day.
You may opt for power supplier soon
Govt is revisiting power tariff policy to ensure open access, which would bring down the cost of supply.