Family-led firms defy slowdown
Defying economic slowdown, family businesses in India are thriving, as 74 per cent of firms have witnessed growth in sales in the last fiscal, says a survey by consultancy firm PwC.
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RBI to keep rates steady as inflation jumps: Reuters Poll
The government may have swallowed a bitter pill and raised diesel prices despite resistance from allies and the opposition, but Friday's high inflation figure means the central bank is unlikely to be
Slab of under-construction Metro bridge collapses, 2 injured
Two persons were injured when a slab of an under-construction Metro rail bridge caved in on Tuesday following two days of heavy rains in the metropolis.
Raj Thackery drives Uddhav home
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) President Raj Thackery on Monday drove estranged cousin and Shiv Sena executive President Uddhav Thackeray home, after the latter underwent angiography at city's Lilav
SBI to meet investors from Monday for dollar bond offer
State Bank of India will meet investors starting on Monday for an overseas bond issue aimed at raising between $1 billion and $2 billion, two sources with direct knowledge of the deal said on Thursday
S&P cuts India outlook to negative; markets hit
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's on Wednesday cut India's outlook to negative from stable, citing its large fiscal deficit and expectations of only modest progress on reforms given political constrain
Maruti stocks up on bets Ertiga model will really see 'LUV'
Maruti Suzuki has plastered India with its 'Live life with LUV (Life Utility Vehicle)' adverts as it promotes its new Ertiga model, and stock investors appear to have responded in kind.
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World Health Day tops Mumbai trend on Twitter
World Health Day was the most trending topic on Twitter, both in the city and the country on Saturday.
Vodafone mulls action after 'unjust' India tax proposal
Vodafone Group Plc is considering a number of courses of action following the government's proposal to retrospectively tax overseas transactions involving local assets, the company said on Friday, cal
ONGC auction debacle batters divestment hopes
The government's failure to sell all of the shares in its $2.5 billion auction of a five per cent stake in Oil and Natural Gas Corp is an embarrassing setback in its effort to revive stock sales and t