Stocks in news: Bharti, JSW Energy, HFCL, Indoco, JMC, Maruti

Titan Company-Tata Sons buy 92.4 lakh shares (1 percent equity) from Tata Global Beverages for Rs 312 crore-Move in bid to consolidate Tata Son’s interests in operating companies

Eros International-US Parent Eros International PLC completes internal review-Internal review with respect to UAE sales, amortisation policy, Eros now users count & film library

United Breweries-ECL Financial invokes 9.3 lakh (0.6 percent equity) pledged shares at Rs 800 apiece-Shares were pledged by Mallya and McDowells Holdings

Maruti Suzuki-To provide Rs 90,000 rebate to early S Cross buyers: FE-Rebate provided to early customers as ‘token of gratitude’

McNally Bharat Engineering; Kilburn Engineering-Board meeting on March 22 to consider restructuring options (re-organization & amalgamation) of McNally Sayaji Engineering-This along with Kilburn Engineering and EMC

Persistent Systems-Announces strategy objectives: To focus on 4 verticals-Digital, IBM alliance, servies & accelerite

HFCL-To enter in defence equipment manufacturing-To showcase products in Defexpo to be held in Goa on March 28

Other stocks and sectors that are in news today:-Rolta India: S&P downgrades long term rating to B+ from BB--Indoco Remedies gets establishment inspection report from US FDA for solid dosages manufacturing unit at Goa-NTPC commissions unit-I of 250 MW Nabinagar thermal power station-SBI - stake sale of GE’s stake in SBI Cards hits a roadblock: FE-Borosil Glass Works invests Rs 22 crore via optionally convertible redeemable preference shares in Hopewell Tableware-Allcargo Logistics to raise Rs 300 crore by issue of permitted securities-Canara Bank board Approves fund raising worth Rs 3,000 crore-Coffee Day Enterprises board approves issue of Rs 265 crore worth NCDs-JMC Projects secures new orders worth over Rs 930 crore-Urja Global signs MoU with Malbro group, Africa-Rollatainers sells carbon manufacturing division to subsidiary on a slump sale basis-HT Media launches 91.9 Radio Nasha