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The BSE metal index rises 0.4% to be the biggest gainer

The launch of the FTSE 100 index 30 years ago signalled a new era for investors - creating great wealth as well as causing mayhem. By Martin Vander Weyer     

City analysts forecast the FTSE 100 to climb above 7,000 in 2014     

By now, you've probably heard all about the "latte effect." It works like this: You head down to Starbucks or some other corner coffee shop and plunk down about $2, which is close the average price of joe in the nicer p...

The new limits, which ensure that stock prices don't go up or down beyond a level during a trading session, will be effective from Thursday

BBA joins hands with United Stock Exchange for the purchase; sents a letter of intent to FMC

Both companies are set to initiate legal action against each other to claim the penalty. The uncertainty on that could cap the upside in the stock

Any transfer of asset to your spouse without adequate consideration attracts clubbing provisions

In a pension plan the lock-in periods are usually till your retirement age

The PFRDA now has not only the bark but also the bite to keep the industry in line

Gold of 99.9 and 99.5% purity rebounded by Rs225 to Rs30,025 and Rs29,825 per ten grams, respectively

Michael Schumacher, who suffered severe head injuries in a weekend skiing accident in France, remains in stable condition Wednesday, his manager Sabine Kehm tells the world's media.

In 2014, investor interest would be driven by lower interest rates, price correction and visible revenue growth

For banks, a weak economic outlook means continued pressure on asset quality and a slow pace of credit growth

The partially convertible rupee opens at 61.83 per dollar compared with its previous close of 61.8

US markets end their best year in more than a decade with moderate gains; fiscal deficit touches `5.09 trillion in Nov

As we enter 2014, the company continues to face headwinds in its revenues from coal shipments but general merchandise and intermodal shipments look promising.

Call it the year gold melted down. Gold prices fell Tuesday, locking in the largest annual decline since 1981 and ending a 12-year bull run.

After taking a glance back at the last 12 months, it?s clear that investors have a lot to be nervous about as we say good-bye to 2013 and hello to 2014.