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  • Indian bourses likely to open mixed tracking Asian peers

    Asian markets traded mixed early on Friday, amid lower oil prices and caution ahead of all-important US June non-farm payrolls data.

  • Videocon D2H lists on Nasdaq; to be PAT positive by yr-end

    Videocon's executive director Saurabh Pradipkumar Dhoot says the capital raised is more than enough to support its growth and capital expenditure plans for the next few years. He expects the company to be cash and PAT positive by the end of this year.

  • EU slide, limp Rail Budget dim outlook: Baliga

    Independent analyst Ambareesh Baliga told CNBC-TV18 that his outlook has turned less optimistic with the market-slide across the eurozone and a limp Railway Budget

  • Bruised market sitting duck as banking bomb ticks

    Frontline Indian indices seem to be on the warpath with no relief in sight. Europe seesawing on its sovereign debt coupled with domestic concerns has left investors feeling like jilted lovers, finding it hard to trust the market again.

  • UTV gets shareholders' approval to delist from bourses

    Media and entertainment company UTV Software Communications today said its public shareholders have approved the proposal to delist the company's shares from Indian bourses.

  • Support seen emerging at 4800-4820 for market: IIFL

    Ashish Chaturmuhta, vice-president, Derivates and Technical, at IIFL Private Wealth Management joins CNBC-TV18 to provide insight on the F&O moves and mood in the market.

  • Markets crashed due to external reasons, not domestic: FM

    Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said the plunge in the stock markets is purely due to external factors, like concerns over the US recovery and Euro Zone debt crisis, and hoped the volatility is temporary and it would recover soon.

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