Moneycontrol News Archive
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Equity NAVs flare; Banking funds lose
8th May, 2006 22:49
Equity NAVs flared yesterday as the markets closed at new all-time high. However banking funds lost ground, while debt schemes registered positive returns.
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Buy Hindustan Lever: Jain
8th May, 2006 18:35
Rajesh Jain, Pranav Securities is of the view that some sort of a lull in Hindustan Lever means is a good time to pickup the stock, as a technical portfolio pick f
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Stay invested in Orchid Chemicals
8th May, 2006 18:33
Mehraboon Irani of Darashaw & Company is of the view that if one has appetite for risk he/she can go ahead and buy Orchid Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals at the pres
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Why Smart Executives Fail
8th May, 2006 18:14
What you can learn from their mistakes? That team spirit and an upbeat attitude is all well and good, but not at the expense of facing bad news.
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Sebi eases process of placements for QIBs
8th May, 2006 20:14
Sebi has issued guidelines to ease the process of placements, especially for qualified institutional buyers. Under these norms, mutual funds will have to be allott
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Sonia Gandhi cautious on Indo-ASEAN FTA
8th May, 2006 19:39
Sonia Gandhi has written to the Prime Minister urging caution on the Indo-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement that is now under negotiation. CNBC-TV18 reports that the lett
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Taxing times for Pharma companies
8th May, 2006 18:39
The Income-Tax department is at it again. After recently hauling up Hindustan Lever, it has turned its attention to pharmaceutical companies. The department wants
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Truth and Trust: They Go Together
8th May, 2006 18:34
Stever Robbins (HBS MBA '91) writes The Leadership Workshop, an interactive monthly column answering questions from readers on management issues. Feel free to ask
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Anil Ambani to enter stock broking business
8th May, 2006 17:52
The expansion continues. Anil Ambani has moved from energy, telecom and mutual funds, and is now getting into stock broking. He is set to kick off R-Trade, which w
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Rupee, bonds close higher
8th May, 2006 17:34
The rupee ended higher at Rs 44.87 against its previous close of Rs 44.92 per dollar.
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