Sensex slips below 18,000 as world stocks slump
A benchmark index for Indian equities fell below the 18,000 points mark on Thursday as Asian markets remained under pressure on fresh concern over the global economic recovery.
ITC in talks to buy RDB's cigarette biz
Cigarette-to-hospitality major ITC may buy the de-merged cigarette division of Kolkata-based RDB Industries in a deal worth Rs 300-350 crore, according to sources close to the development.
Maran’s offer to buy 20% additional stake in SpiceJet deferred
The proposed open offer by media baron Kalanithi Maran to buy an additional 20 per cent stake in the low-cost airline SpiceJet has been deferred, Enam Securities, the lead manager of the offer, said o
Oil spill: BMC conducts checks on seafood items
In the wake of the collision between two ships and the subsequent oil spill off the coast here, the BMC has started conducting random checks of seafood items in civic markets to ensure they are hygien
Oil stops spilling from listing ship
The Coast Guard on Monday evening confirmed that oil has stopped spilling from the MSC Chitra. However, traces of oil have reached areas like Nariman Point, Alibaug, Uran and Thane Creek. The PM has asked the concerned authorities for a report on the collision and oil spill.
Infotech Enterprises’ arm buys US-based Wellsco
Engineering services provider Infotech Enterprises on Tuesday said its US-based arm has acquired the Arkansas-based firm Wellsco Inc for an undisclosed amount.
IPL Governing Council to meet on August 20
The governing council of the Indian Premier League will meet here on August 20, BCCI sources said on Tuesday. “The IPL governing council will meet here on August 20,” said BCCI sources without revealing the agenda for the meeting.
Oil spill may disturb ecological balance
Environmentalists say the oil leak in the sea off Mumbai due to the sinking of a ship would lead to an ecological disaster. Efforts are on to remove the oil from the sea water.
Mumbai port shut till today
The collision of two merchant vessels on Saturday morning has resulted in 80-110 tonnes of fuel spilling into the Arabian Sea.
Rupee up by 20 paise vs dollar in morning trade
The rupee gained 20 paise against the US dollar in early trade on persistent selling of dollars by banks and corporates coupled with sustained capital inflows into equity market.