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The MoU gives each of the companies a 2% stake (10% collectively) in the fund

There is good news in the vote on account for your money. Unfortunately, most of it is temporary

The reduction in the fiscal deficit to 4.6% is a clear positive and the rating agencies should be happy

In this shortened Tuesday-Friday trading week, investors will watch minutes from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and key U.S. housing and inflation data scattered from Wednesday to Friday.

The govt plans to borrow `4.65 trillion from the market in fiscal 2015 against `4.54 trillion borrowed in current fiscal

Banks generally offer credit card limit revision after 6-18 months of a person holding the card

This is a stimulus that is perhaps too little and too late

U.S. investors have finally started to warm to gold, citing an array of bullish factors as the precious metal broke past a key $1300 per ounce threshold on Friday. "Compared to the bearish sentiment that prevailed at the...

Lower duties alone cannot help the situation, though it can relieve cost pressures, says companies

Unless the investment cycle turns, one cannot hope for any relief in the capital goods sector

Investors reason that companies that have a higher exposure to rural markets could gain more

Sustained buying by stockists and retailers amid a firming global trend fuelled the rise in gold prices

Bullion for immediate delivery rose as much as 0.9% to $1,330.03 an ounce, the highest since 31 October

Reliance Infrastructure gains as much as 1.24%, while Tata Power rises 3.5%

BSE power index rises 0.61% to be the biggest gainer, while metal index declines 0.73%

The rupee rises to 61.9550 per dollar, up from 62.02 when the finance minister started his interim budget speech

Labor leaders gathering in Houston this week will have much of their focus almost 700 miles away, in Chattanooga, Tenn., where workers on Friday rejected an attempt to organize under a union label at a Volkswagen plant.

A stronger yen is viewed as negative for Japanese exports and corporate profits, and often prompts knee-jerk selling in shares

All eyes are on interim budget for coming fiscal year; Asian markets were trading higher following firm global cues

Japan's economy expanded 0.3 percent October-December 2013 from the previous quarter, posting the fourth-straight quarter of growth, government data revealed Monday. The data points to firm private consumption and a boos...