Business

The correction seen last week in the market has rolled into this week as well. Since morning, the Sensex was going down hill.

Wholesale trade, real estate, tea and financial sectors to get more funds as proposals worth Rs 2.83 billion approved.

Major issues include period of notice for disconnection, access to content and definition of payment defaulter.

Technology has yet again come to the rescue of those having to wait forever for the credit of outstation cheques.

Toyota Motor Corp plans to launch a compact car priced at the equivalent of less than 800,000 yen ($7,165) in India.

Despite the July 27 Mumbai flood resulted in big claims, 2005-06 net profit of Bajaj Allianz has gone up by 10 pc.

Research done by Moneycontrol shows that as many as nine companies from CNX 500 have entered the Rs 10-billion club.

Hyundai Motor India is gearing up to open a second transmission and engine plant in Chennai and R&D center in Hyderabad.

Ford Motors announced the launch of its latest model, Fiesta 1.4 ZXI diesel, in select Indian markets on Thursday.

Bharti Group on Thursday announced a corpus of Rs 200 crore to set up primary schools across rural India.

Until now, services were exempt from service tax if the recipient of the service was located outside India.

For growing as one of world’s fastest growing cargo markets, Cathay Pacific expands cargo operations from India.

The finance ministry has put the onus on SEBI to deal with the issue of prosecuting manipulative DPs involved in the scam.

Interest rates up by 0.25 to 0.5 per cent for all maturities above 180 days. New rates effective from May 1.

The PM is in Germany to encourage investment in India and marking his initiative is the Hannover Fair, where India is the largest participant.

SBI has become the first Indian bank to start commercial operations in China. It will help the Indians living in China.