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L&T Infotech will double its staff adding 9,200 engineers at six locations in India and it will seek acquisitions.

HDFC and SBI won't hike their home loan rates now as they find the money supply situation in the market comfortable.

Susanta Mazumdar of global financial firm UBS says that the subsidy burden should not be more than Rs 20,000 crore.

Lakshmi Mittal dismissed the notion that he could take a minority stake alongside the Russian steel magnate Aleksei Mordashov.

Sensex closed up nearly 400 points, the biggest intra day gain since May 18, 2004, while Nifty gained around 130 points.

The chairman of Hyundai Motor Group appeared in court in blue prison stripes at his trial to apologise for wrongdoings.

What is common between Mittal, Mallaya and Tata is the fact that they are all victims of economic patriotism in foreign soil.

Deputy Trade Representative of US, Karan Bhatia urged India to reduce trade barriers for increasing bilateral trade.

Government had received applications from three overseas firms for single brand retailing in India.

Chidambaram said that incoming monsoon would help controlling inflation by restraining the prices of food articles.

Stocks failed to maintain the initial higher levels due to selling by FIIs and profit booking by retail investors.

Deora had a series of meetings with Left leaders and both sides agreed to keep prices of LPG and kerosene unchanged.

Wants to end 162 tax exemptions, from that on pensions to farm income. Plan is to keep only a few exemptions.

The markets could not hold on to the gains, which it made in the previous trading session and closed down again.

Live Market Watch has launched a service that brings feed from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) right onto the mobile phone.

The government accorded in-principle approval to the merger of MEL with SAIL in its effort to strengthen the domestic steel industry.