Narain Karthikeyan, Indias first Formula 1 driver has secured a race seat with Hispania Racing Team for the 2011 F1 season. Indian Motorsport fans have a reason to cheer and will be looking forward to see the fastest Indian on the grid of the inaugural Indian Grand Prix in New Delhi.
Two hospital physicians testified on Thursday that Michael Jackson's doctor never admitted to giving him the powerful anesthetic propofol after the singer arrived at their emergency room in cardiac arrest.
Tata Elxsi has signed MoU with Squared Ent for a New Children's Entertainment Global Joint Venture, reports CNBC-TV18. It touched an intraday high of Rs 306 and an intraday low of Rs 302.10. At 09:17 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 305.70, up Rs 4.85, or 1.61% on the NSE.
The benchmark Nifty started the session on a flat note on lack of global cues. The index was quite volatile in trade and was near to its previous closing value.
World's leading customer relationship management (CRM) software maker Salesforce.com has acquired Dimdim, Inc, a US and India based web conferencing company.
The Indian rupee opened at 45.38 per dollar versus 45.24 yesterday.
Money Market Operations as on January 06, 2011
As per astro economics today, today real state, fertilizer, railways stocks should be kept under observations.
According to a report by Angel Broking, if Nifty trades below 6062 levels for the first half-an-hour of trade then it may correct up to 6008-5968 levels.
Telecom and pharma sectors will be receiving astrological support, says Satish Gupta of astrostocktips.
Nifty Open Interest PCR was down at 1.25 versus 1.31. Nifty Puts added 28.4 lakh shares in OI while Nifty Calls added 46.5 lakh shares in OI.
American fund house KKR is likely to start an India focused USD 1.5 bn fund to invest across listed and unlisted Indian companies. The fund would focus mainly on energy, power, infrastructure, auto components, brokerage houses and capital market infrastructure institution.
Tulsi Extrusion | Balaji Distilleries | Tata Elxsi | Nagarjuna Construction | Atul Auto | Advanta | Tata Steel | Wanbury | PFC | GMDC | Unitech | Eicher Motors and Hindustan Copper are stocks, which are in the news today.
Overall January-2011 doesn't seen to be very good. Just so-so, ganesha doesn't see the posibility of any major gain.
The Dow and S&P 500 slipped on Thursday on disappointing December sales from some top retailers, and investors braced for Friday's employment report, a key gauge of the economy.
Samsung Electronics, the world's top maker of memory chips, flat screens and TVs, gave a weaker than expected quarterly earnings estimate, hit by plunging prices, sending its shares more than 1% lower.
Facebook is generating profits at a faster-than-expected rate, and will likely attract so many investors this year that it will have to disclose financial data similar to a publicly traded company by April 2012, according to a document distributed by Goldman Sachs.
Sony Corp aims to slide in behind Apple Inc as the world's second largest maker of tablet devices by 2012, a senior executive said on Thursday, adding that a PlayStation phone was also a potential opportunity.
Verizon Wireless promises to have 10 new devices on its store shelves by mid year to support its high-speed wireless data including four smartphones and two tablet computers.
Anyone thinking Americans might be back to their free-spending ways got a reality check on Thursday as many mainstream retailers reported disappointing December sales.
China will lead an economic slowdown in Asia this year -- but that's good news for investors, as it should avoid bigger inflation problems in the region, fund managing company Amundi said on Thursday.
South Korea's Kia Motors Corp plans to build an auto plant in India with an annual production capacity of 300,000 cars, a media report said on Friday.
Apple Inc reached out to Blackstone Group's finance boss Laurence Tosi to tap him for the position of CFO at the iPhone maker, a source familiar with the situation said on Thursday.
Greece, struggling to cut deficits and dig out of its debt crisis, is getting tougher on tax evaders, enforcing a new law that allows immediate closure of businesses that violate tax regulations.
Women's tears are a turnoff for men, Israeli researchers say. The findings, in a study by the Weizmann Institute of Science and Wolfson Hospital near Tel Aviv on the role tears play in non-verbal communication, suggest that a chemical in women's tears lowers men's testosterone levels.