Declining investments cause of concern: Subbarao
The Reserve Bank of India Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said on Monday domestic factors were responsible for the slowdown in the country's growth momentum, and added declining investments were a cause for
Coal India Q1 net profit up 8%, meets estimates
Coal India, the world's largest coal miner, met market expectations with an 8 per cent increase in quarterly profit, helped by strong sales and a pricing change this year that boosted margins.
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Ford's India unit recalls some Figo, Classic cars
Ford Motor Co's India unit said on Monday it has voluntarily recalled some Ford Figo and Ford Classic cars to look into potential problems with their rear twist beam and the power steering hose.
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London bids farewell to Olympics, US top of the world
London said farewell to the Olympic Games on Sunday with a high-octane romp through British pop music, bringing the curtain down on more than two weeks of action at the end of which the United States
Global shares steady, growth worries limit gains
Asian shares steadied on Monday but gains were limited by further evidence of slowing global growth, while the bleaker economic outlook kept hopes alive that authorities around the world will embark o
ICICI treads cautiously on return to growth path
Loans for motorcycles are a thing of the past at ICICI Bank. So are credit cards for anyone other than existing customers.
DLF gains on Mumbai land sale reports
Shares in DLF gain 1 per cent on local media reports that India's biggest property developer has agreed to sell a 17.5 acre plot of land in central Mumbai to private developer Lodha.
DLF is expected
Sun Pharma wins over Taro with higher offer
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has upped the buy-out price for its Israeli unit Taro Pharma by 60 per cent winning over Taro's board and ending a long battle to gain full control of the U.S. listed dru
Motorola Mobility to slash 4,000 jobs
Motorola Mobility, which was bought by Google Inc for $12.5 billion, will cut 20 per cent of its workforce and shut nearly a third of its offices worldwide, a spokeswoman for parent company Google Inc
Motorola Mobility to slash 4,000 jobs
Motorola Mobility, which was bought by Google Inc for $12.5 billion, will cut 20 per cent of its workforce and shut nearly a third of its offices worldwide, a spokeswoman for parent company Google Inc