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    • Satyam scam: SEBI passes order asking company's promoters to disgorge Rs 1,747 crore

      The total amount that these entities need to pay is about Rs 1,747.5 crore assuming they pay it back by January 2024 when the deadline is set. This includes an interest amount of Rs 1123 crore for about 15 years.

    • Before Zee, these companies’ shareholders ousted promoters

    • Satyam scam: SAT overturns SEBI order banning PW for 2 years

    • 10 years to Satyam: How India's Enron moment unfolded

    • Family members of Satyam Computers' Raju not complicit in fraud: SC

    • Satyam case: Raju‘s plea to be taken on May 11 by court

    • Mahindra did not anticipate legal hurdles after Satyam buy

    • Tech Mahindra to acquire IT services arm of BASF

    • Tech Mahindra extends merger with Mah Satyam by 6 months

      Tech Mahindra today said it has extended the proposed merger of Mahindra Satyam with itself for six months.

    • CBI gets state nod to attach estate of Raju & kin

      Andhra Pradesh government today gave its consent to CBI for attachment of 44 properties belonging to Satyam Computers founder B Ramalinga Raju and his family members.

    • Satyam founder Ramalinga Raju granted bail by SC

      B Ramalinga Raju, the disgraced founder of Satyam Computers and prime accused in the company's multi-crore accounting fraud, was today granted bail by the Supreme Court after he spent two years and eight months in the jail.

    • Satyam's Raju out on bail for the second time

      The Supreme Court has finally granted bail to former Satyam head, Ramalinga Raju. Appaji Reddem of CNBC-TV18 has a report

    • Tulsian's multibagger picks: IL&FS Eng, Hind Dorr Oliver

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18, SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com talks to investors about two of his multibagger picks - IL&FS Engineering and Hindustan Dorr Oliver.

    • CBDT order on Mah Satyam won't take effect for 2 weeks

      The Supreme Court today said the CBDT order, as and when it is passed, on Mahindra Satyam tax dispute case would not take effect for two weeks so that the IT company may challenge it in an appropriate forum.

    • CBI reduces number of witnesses in Satyam case

      The CBI, probing the multi-crore Satyam Computers accounting scam, has reduced the number of witnesses in the case to 220 as against 690, mentioned in the chargesheet following directions from the Supreme Court and to speed up the trial, a top official said.

    • Satyam Computers looks strong: Diwan

      Satyam Computers looks strong, says Prakash Diwan, Networth Stock Broking.

    • AP HC allows Mah Satyam to access bank accounts

      The Andhra Pradesh High Court has issued an interim order in the Mahindra Satyam's tax case against the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), allowing the company to access its bank accounts which hold Rs 1,300 crore. However, the court has laid down some conditions.

    • Mah Satyam may approach govt to seek part of Raju's assets

      Mahindra Satyam is likely to approach the government to seek a part of the prime accused in the Satyam Computers scam, R Raju's assets, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting sources in the knowledge of the development.

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