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  • 'Need contingency plan to tackle crude price volatility'

    "The worry is being aggravated by the pressure on rupee as crude is looking up in the international market," says industry body Assocham

  • See no change in Infosys FY15 $ guidance of 7-9%: Ambit Cap

    Sagar Rastogi, Associate VP, Ambit Capital is positive on the Indian IT services space sector on back of demand environment and Europe's openness for offshore businesses.

  • Confident of 15% plus $ rev growth for FY14: Persistent Sys

    Anand Deshpande, CMD & CEO, Persistent Systems expects steady growth in intellectual property (IP) business going forward, which in turn will help improve margins.

  • Here are reasons for the meltdown in banks

    Latha Venkatesh of CNBC-TV18 gives an analysis and reasons why banks saw a sell off.

  • Looking to buy cement units in central India: Heidelberg

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Heidelberg confirmed that it is in talks with potential sellers to buy cement units in central India.

  • India attractive, will buy aggressively: Adrian Mowat

    Year-to-date the Indian equity market has outperformed EMs by 2 percent in dollar terms and by 6 percent in local currency terms.

  • Huge one-day oil price drops and what triggered them

    On Thursday Brent oil posted it second-largest one-day fall on record in dollar terms. Europe's benchmark crude fell by as much as USD 12 a barrel during the normal trading session, and US crude dropped USD 10, leading one of the sharpest commodities sell-offs in years.

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