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  • Weather may cause slowdown in tapering: SocGen

    Weather may cause slowdown in tapering: SocGen

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18‘s Elan Dutta, Sebastien Galy, Senior Currency Strategist at Societe Generale spoke about where are emerging market currencies headed.

  • Bharti-Walmart JV on rocks, may split soon

    Bharti-Walmart JV on rocks, may split soon

    Walmart is getting ready to divorce its partner Bharti enterprises and go solo in the cash and carry segment, a big departure from its earlier plans.

  • Food Bill likely to be debated in Parliament on Wednesday

    Food Bill likely to be debated in Parliament on Wednesday

    The Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) will be attempting to continue with the Parliament session on Wednesday and press for a debate on converting food security ordinance into a law.

  • FDI negotiations intensify as Mamata acts stubborn

    FDI negotiations intensify as Mamata acts stubborn

    Intense negotiations and yet there are no sign of a climb down on FDI in retail. Not only the opposition, but also the key ally Mamata Banerjee is making matters worse for the government, report CNBC-TV18's Elan Dutta and Rituparna Bhuyan.

  • Nokia's Lumia: Smartphone enough to claw back market share?

    Nokia's Lumia: Smartphone enough to claw back market share?

    The Lumia phones are supposed to revive Nokia's prospects in the Indian market for smartphones - but the vague ways of currency fluctuations mean the phones will only be available in four weeks from now, reports CNBC-TV18's Elan Dutta.

  • FDI in retail: Lack of political will sees govt hit pause

    FDI in retail: Lack of political will sees govt hit pause

    According to sources, foreign retailers will not be allowed to open front-end stores till mid 2012, reports CNBC-TV18's Elan Dutta.

  • New Swift: Can competitive pricing, makeover drive sales?

    New Swift: Can competitive pricing, makeover drive sales?

    In a bid to keep sales from flagging, Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest carmaker, today unveiled a revamped version of its best seller hatchback - the Swift.

  • Decline in M&A activity due to changing macro trends

    Decline in M&A activity due to changing macro trends

    The Grant Thornton deal tracker report shows that mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity has declined in the last two months compared to the previous six-seven months. Partner at Grant Thornton, CG Srividya says that changing macro-economic trends are the reason for this.

  • No magical solution for Euro crisis: Standard Chartered

    No magical solution for Euro crisis: Standard Chartered

    According to Gerard Lyons of Standard Chartered, markets are behaving in an irrational manner, trying to pull more countries into the debt spiral. The underlying problem lies in Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Spain to a certain extent.

  • Will election verdict lead to reforms revival for UPA-II?

    Will election verdict lead to reforms revival for UPA-II?

    Parthasarathi Shome, the Director and Chief Executive at ICRIER and Cho Ramaswamy, the Editor of Thuglak, in an interview on CNBC-TV18, spoke about the implications the election verdict would have on the UPA-II's reform agenda.

  • US market may see some consolidation, back selling: Expert

    US market may see some consolidation, back selling: Expert

    Ryan Detrick, Chief Strategist at Schaeffer's Investment spoke to CNBC-TV18 about how he sees US markets performing on the back of the newsflow emanating from the United States.

  • Old hands like railroads taking US markets higher: Expert

    Old hands like railroads taking US markets higher: Expert

    US markets are trading mixed. Richard Ross, Global Technical Analyst at Auerbach Grayson, in an interview on CNBC-TV18, gives some perspective on where it could be headed next and what are driving the markets at this point in time.

  • The name of the game in US is 'risk': Auerbach Grayson

    The name of the game in US is 'risk': Auerbach Grayson

    Richard Ross, Global Technical Analyst at Auerbach Grayson, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Elan Dutta discusses where he sees Wall Street heading next.

  • Finance Bill cannot modify Act: SEZ Developers Panel

    Finance Bill cannot modify Act: SEZ Developers Panel

    While SEZs have been left disappointed and many tax and legal experts maintain that the finance ministry cannot levy the tax on SEZs as such a move will lead to a slew of litigation. Ajay Nijhawan, convener of the SEZ Developers Panel discussed on CNBC-TV18 the effect the policy development was leaving behind.

  • After policy move, can home loan borrowers breathe easy?

    After policy move, can home loan borrowers breathe easy?

    Vice chairman and CEO of HDFC Bank Keki Mistry and chief economist of Kotak Mahindra Bank Indranil Pan, in an interview on CNBC-TV18 debated on what this would mean for the banking industry and home loan borrowers at large.

  • First Dunkin' Donuts outlet in metros: Jubilant Foodworks

    First Dunkin' Donuts outlet in metros: Jubilant Foodworks

    For all you fans of Dunkin' Donuts, there is some good news! The popular chain has signed an exclusive master franchisee agreement with Jubilant Foodworks that also manages the Domino Pizza franchise. Hari Bhartia of Jubilant and Dunkins' Nigel Travis spoke on the exclusive deal that they have inked.

  • Notionally, budget is for systemic changes: Religare

    Notionally, budget is for systemic changes: Religare

    Religare Group CEO Shachindra Nath, told CNBC-TV18 about his expectations from the Budget and what investor confidence and sentiment, both domestic and international looks like in the market right now.

  • One more Chinese rate hike on cards: Capital Economics Grp

    One more Chinese rate hike on cards: Capital Economics Grp

    Capital Economics Group's China economist, Mark Williams, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Elan Dutta discussed the recent rate hike and what different emerging markets are doing to curb core inflation. He says, one more rate hike is on the anvil in 2011.

  • Will spend $500 mn over 4 yrs in 4 Indian cities: Cognizant

    Will spend $500 mn over 4 yrs in 4 Indian cities: Cognizant

    IT services provider Cognizant Technology Solutions has had a great fourth quarter. Its 26% revenue growth guidance for 2011 is better than expected. President and CEO of the company Francisco D'souza, in an exclusive interview on CNBC-TV18, spoke about the company’s Q4 numbers and the way forward.

  • Egypt's tourism which adds 11% to GDP plunges amidst chaos

    Egypt's tourism which adds 11% to GDP plunges amidst chaos

    Violent clashes broke out in Cairo’s Tahrir Square between anti regime protesters and supporters of Mubarak, despite the army's call for protesters to return home. CNBC's Yousef Gamal El-Din told CNBC-TV18 that if the situation continues to get out of hand, Egypt's tourism which adds 11% to the GDP would nosedive, hurting the economy.

  • If Egypt crisis worsens crude may go up $5-10: Barclays Cap

    If Egypt crisis worsens crude may go up $5-10: Barclays Cap

    Amrita Sen, AVP - Commodities Research at Barclays Capital, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Shereen Bhan and Elan Dutta gives her perspective on how the Egyptian crisis is weighing on sentiment across the world, especially on crude oil prices.

  • Citi scam: Misuse of funds to cost Helion Advisors Rs 33cr

    Citi scam: Misuse of funds to cost Helion Advisors Rs 33cr

    In an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18’s Elan Dutta and Nayantara Rai, Aggarwal says due to the misuse of signed blank documents to buy and sell various securities, Helion Advisors has lost money to the tune of Rs 33 crore.

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