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BSE arm, Thomson Reuters launch new trading solution

Last month, Marketplace had inked a pact with Thomson Reuters to build the trading solution for BSE's members and customers, BSE said in a statement.

Lockheed Martin beats profit estimates, raises FY forecasts

Lockheed raised its 2017 profit forecast for the second time and said it now expects to earn $12.30 to $12.60 per share. The company in April forecast $12.15 to $12.45 per share.

There's a lot that may spin US markets in week ahead

Corporate earnings, economic reports and Fed speakers could all challenge markets in the week ahead, but traders will be on guard for the latest catalyst — the potential bombshells coming from the presidential election.

Bengaluru Joins Oxfam India to Fight Inequality; Walks to Help Raise INR 3.3 Crores

The citizens of Bengaluru came together to support Oxfam India’s work on inequality and helped raise INR 3.3 crores by participating in their ...

Bengaluru Joins Oxfam India to Fight Inequality; Walks to Help Raise INR 3.3 Crores

The citizens of Bengaluru came together to support Oxfam India’s work on inequality and helped raise INR 3.3 crores by participating in their ...

India overtakes China, becomes biggest gold consumer:Survey

The improvement in gold demand during the third quarter was driven by factors like the yellow metal regaining its attractiveness as an alternative investment vehicle as investors turned cautious of the equity markets.

Delhi Based Start-Up Delivree King Completes 1 Lakh Communicative Deliveries in 6 Months

Delhi based communicative delivery provider, Delivree King today announces that it has recorded 100,000 deliveries since the launch of its operation. ...

Glencore slumps 30 percent as debt fears grow

Swiss-based and London-listed Glencore earlier this month raised USD 2.5 billion through a share placement, part of a wider plan to cut its net debt by a third by the end of 2016.

Asian business sentiment crumbles on China shock: Poll

The Asian Business Sentiment Index, representing the six-month outlook at 79 firms, was 60 in the September quarter from 71 in June and 66 a year prior. A reading over 50 indicates a positive view.

Indian consumers offer a ray of hope after glum eco data

The economic data, released on Monday, showed a weakening services sector, consistent with a pattern of subdued consumption over the past two years, but some leading indicators have already begun to tell a different story.

India gains as stock investors flee China pain

India's Sensex, which fell as the Shanghai Composite index climbed between January and China's stock market rout in June, has reversed course and moved in the opposite direction to the Chinese benchmark since.

Qantas to expand fleet after rapid profit turnaround

The Australian flagship carrier also said it would make its first cash payout to shareholders in six years after an aggressive cost-cutting programme and tailwinds from cheaper fuel costs led the company back into the black.

Alibaba's Suning deal a riposte to growing might of JD.com

On Monday, Alibaba signalled it is no longer writing off its smaller competitor, making a USD 4.6 billion investment to give it more traction in two areas JD.com does well in: logistics and electronics.

Asia dividend funds turn to China, India counters Fed hike

Asian dividend-paying equity funds are reducing investments in traditional safe bets in favour of companies with rising dividend payouts to guard against investors selling out from the funds when US interest rates rise.

As RBI holds rates steady, cos' debt burdens weigh heavily

When Hindustan Construction Ltd (HCC) was building a bridge in 2008 to transform the congested commute in Mumbai, its stock was at a record high as low interest rates had sparked a construction boom.

LinkedIn's revenue beat fails to connect with investors

LinkedIn Corp, operator of the biggest social networking site for professionals, reported a better-than-expected 33 percent rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, driven by strong growth in its business serving recruiters

LG Electronics Q2 operating profit skids 60%; Sales Weak

LG reported a second-quarter operating profit of 244 billion won (USD 210.74 million), compared with a 395 billion won mean estimate from a Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S survey of 33 analysts.

Deutsche Boerse buys forex trading platform 360T for $796 m

360T is one of a handful of multi-bank, multi-user platforms which have revolutionized foreign exchange trading over the past decade. Deutsche Boerse beat US commodities and currency exchange operator CME Group in the auction, according to sources familiar with the deal.

Amazon shares soar on surprise profit, value tops WalMart's

Amazon.com Inc shares surged more than 17 percent on Thursday as the online retailer posted an unexpected quarterly profit, pushing its market value above that of Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the world's largest retailer.

Caterpillar CEO: Commodities crush hits revenue

Caterpillar on Thursday delivered second quarter earnings that matched expectations, but its revenue missed forecasts and the heavy equipment giant cut its full-year sales guidance.

Qualcomm slashes jobs and costs, says may split itself up

The company said it would reduce costs by about USD 1.4 billion, cut about 4,500 full-time staff, or 15 percent of its workforce, and boost capital returns to shareholders.

Analysts as upbeat as ever on Apple; Investors not so much

Forget that iPhone unit sales were not as strong as many had expected; that the revenue forecast fell short of the average estimate, and that there was no clarity on Apple Watch sales.

Samsung sees disappointing profit on weak Galaxy S6 sales

The guidance suggests that Samsung, while on a gradual recovery path, will struggle to replicate the explosive growth it recorded at the turn of the decade as smartphone competition intensifies and demand softens in China and Europe.

Indian M&A activities decline 25% in H1CY15: Reports

In a report by Thomson Reuters, the whole activity of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) that have taken place in the first 6 months of this year has declined by nearly 25 percent, touching the lowest level since 2009.