Economy set to grow at much faster pace: P. K. Mishra
Mr. Mishra, however, acknowledged that in recent months India had witnessed a slowdown in growth. – The Hindu – Economy
Month: November 2019
Economy set to grow at much faster pace: P. K. Mishra
Mr. Mishra, however, acknowledged that in recent months India had witnessed a slowdown in growth. – The Hindu – Economy
Saudi Aramco IPO oversubscribed so far, but not by big margin
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Beer suds to soap suds: waste alcohol finds use in green detergent
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HDFC MF front-running case: Sebi levies Rs 85 lakh fine on 7 entities
Front-running refers to an unethical practice by someone trading in shares on the basis of advance information given by a broker. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
Airtel board meeting on Dec 4 to consider fundraising
Airtel stock ended 1.3% higher at Rs442.30 on the BSE Friday. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
Intel says Qualcomm tactics forced it out of modem chip market
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Russian Gazprom’s quarterly profit falls on lower export prices, volumes
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Daimler to axe at least 10,000 jobs in latest car industry cuts
Daimler said on Friday it will cut at least 10,000 jobs worldwide over the next three years, following others in the industry as they cut costs to invest in electric … Read More
Black Friday sees fewer shoppers in stores as spending moves online
Fewer people lined up outside stores as Black Friday shopping kicked off, suggesting early discounts offered by retail chains and a surge in online buying may have taken the shine … Read More