Endurance Technologies has fixed price band from Rs 467 to Rs 472 per equity share for its initial public offer (IPO).
In a major push to deepen the commodity derivatives market, regulator Sebi today allowed options trading on exchanges while six new products including diamond have been added to the list of commodities on which derivative contracts can be launched and traded.
Commodity exchanges have welcomed SEBI's move to allow options trading from today on commodity bourses.
State-run Bharat Petroleum, which expects to finish work on its 15.5-million tonne refinery expansion in Kochi by December and commission it in the fourth quarter, may look at further increasing its capacity to 22 MT.
Solar solutions provider Hartek Power expects orders of setting 500 MW of substations in states like Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka in the next fiscal.
His assurance came when Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein called on him in New Delhi to apprise him of problems and demands of the state, an official communiqu said here today.
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Somany Ceramics Ltd., pioneers of Indian ceramic industry, today flagged-off their most advanced and innovative experience mobile ...
The Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) expects the industry will reverse the decline from last fiscal when total seafood exports stood at USD 4.7 billion.
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US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures were trading at USD45.59 per barrel at 0045 GMT, up 25 cents from their previous close. The contract had already gained as much as 3 percent the day before.
Markets regulator Sebi today exempted the government from making an open offer pursuant to to its acquisition of an additional 5.66 per cent stake in Dena Bank under its capital infusion plan.
Domestic air passenger traffic rose nearly 24 per cent in August to 83.81 lakh passengers from 67.60 lakh registered during the same period last year, according to official data, released today.
Demanding inclusion of Meitei in the list of Scheduled tribes list of India, the 'Co-ordinating Body on Scheduled Tribe Demand Committee' today took part in a rally in Imphal West district.
WNS (Holdings) Limited (NYSE: WNS), a leading provider of global Business Process Management (BPM) services, today announced the launch of WNS ...
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM-C) the first Indian business school crowned with triple international ...
Cadence Design Systems today announced the inauguration of its new, world-class office space at RMZ EcoWorld Business Park on Sarjapur Outer Ring ...
Q2 report spotlights a 129 percent YoY increase in total DDoS attacks and a record 276 percent increase in ...
"The City & Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) and CFLD have signed an MoU to create a strategic cooperation relationship in order to better promote the economic and urban development of Maharashtra," CIDCO Managing Director Bhushan Gagrani said at the MoU signing event here.
MosChip Semiconductor Technology, a Hyderabad-based leading semiconductor company, has signed final agreements for the acquisition of three ...
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has said she is feeling much better and did not think the incident of her falling ill at a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks was going to be that big.
Hong Kong, Sep 8 (AFP) Asian markets mostly fell today following a recent run of gains but Hong Kong and Shanghai traders cheered data showing Chinese imports rose in August for the first time in almost two years. Regional shares have enjoyed a strong run since the start of the month, fuelled by optimism about the state of the US economy and the prospects of borrowing costs being kept at ultra-low levels until at least December. But the rally petered out today as investors put their foot on the brake. Tokyo was down 0.8 per cent in the afternoon but the standout performer was Nintendo, which soared on news it had developed an exclusive Super Mario game for Apple. Sydney lost one per cent and Seoul shed 0.2 per cent. Singapore, Wellington and Bangkok also suffered sharp losses. "Volatility, or the lack thereof, is still the key driver in financial markets," Chris Weston, chief markets strategist in Melbourne at IG Ltd, said in an email, according to Bloomberg News. "The Fed are not going to raise rates this year if they truly are data dependent and if they hike in December it would be an admittance that they are more dictated by a calendar- based guidance." But Hong Kong was up 0.4 per cent by the break while Shanghai pared almost all its early losses to end the morning flat following the Chinese figures. China's customs department said August imports rose 1.5 per cent on-year, the first increase in 22 months, while exports fell less than expected thanks to weakness in the country's yuan currency. The figures marked a sharp turnaround from July and will raise hopes the world's number two economy and key driver of global growth is stabilising after years of slowing growth. The economy grew last year at its slowest pace in a quarter of a century. In Tokyo gaming giant Nintendo soared 18 per cent at one point after it announced with Apple that "Super Mario Run" would be available on the App Store this year. It ended the morning up 13.2 per cent. The news came after the global success of mobile game Pokemon Go, based other Nintendo characters, which has now been downloaded about half a billion times. However, Japanese investors were left unimpressed by figures showing the economy grew just 0.7 per cent on an annualised basis in April-June, well down from the 2.1 per cent seen in the previous three months..
Domestic passenger vehicle sales grew for a 14th straight month in August with a 16.68 per cent increase, prompting auto industry body Siam to revise upward its growth estimate for the ongoing fiscal to 10-12 per cent.
The Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority of India (Irdai) today said insurance portability will be the next big issue the industry should take up.
The global economic slowdown witnessed in 2016 so far could not affect on India's employment market, according to a survey.