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Boeing will make India an offer for warplanes, competing against half a dozen other defence firms from US and Europe.

The growth is higher than earlier estimates of 8.1 per cent GDP growth during 2005-06.

Cholamundalam Mutual Fund will now be known as DBS Chola Mutual Fund as all of its existing schemes have been re-christened.

Rival French firm beats liquor baron Vijay Mallya’s Rs 3,000 bid to acquire French Champagne major Taittinger.

India's largest money manager, UTI aims to launch a $200-300 million offshore funds by July.

The rupee hit a new low of 46.05 per dollar mark on Monday, mainly due to surging oil prices and slowdown in FIIs inflows.

Wipro Ltd, India's third-largest software exporter, is scouring Europe and the United States for acquisitions.

Markets are as crazy as they ever can be, but leading market experts believe that FIIs are here to stay.

ONGC Videsh has signed the production sharing contract with Vietnam Oil and Gas Corporation for blocks 127 and 128 in Vietnam.

Residents in West Bengal's Hoogly district staged protests against Tata Motor's proposal to set up a car plant in the state.

Jet Airways announces its first domestic ‘kiosk check-in’ facility from June at Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore and other cities.

Many retail investors have been left watching as share prices have been falling in a big way.

Siemens has signed an agreement with Hutchison Essar for its music download technology 'Music2You'.

Chidambaram asks ex-finance minister to restrain party colleagues from demanding a statement on crashes immediately.

The Sensex, which jumped to a high of 11,142.90 immediately after opening firm at 11,071.63, plunged from the day's high in reaction to the FII activity.

Toyota Motor Corp to build new factories in Asia boosting annual output to 10 million vehicles by 2010.