Business

Vijay Mallya and Airbus Chief Operating Officer John Leahy sign MOU.

The Union Cabinet has allowed the Government to buy Reserve Bank of India's 59% stake in State Bank of India.

The markets trading steady after losing some of its opening gains. However, all the key BSE indices are trading in green.

Tata Motors said they will go ahead with their Singur plant, despite obstacles, will launch its car worth Rs 1 lakh.

The Government on Thursday cleared UBS India's plans to acquire domestic NBFCs as part of approval granted to 23 FDI proposals.

In the opening session, most of the Asian market are trading down with over one per cent loses.

Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex gathered another 66 points in early trade with funds buying in heavy-weight blue-chip stocks.

Standard Chartered plc is to buy 49 per cent stake in UTI Securities to complement its private banking business.

Broad based selling was seen in the opening trade on Thursday and the market breadth was extremely negative.

GE appoints Tejpreet Singh Chopra as President & Chief Executive Officer for India succeeding Scott R Bayman.

Currently more than 65 per cent of India's IT exports go to the US while 25 per cent is targeted at Europe.

The markets ended flat on the last day of the week after rallying hard for the last two days.

The Bajaj Auto board on Thursday approved a scheme to demerge its non-auto business from the flagship company.

The more the government tries to curb foreign funds, the more these funds seek innovative routes.

Stock market opened firm with the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex climbing over 215 points to regain the 14,000 level.

Temperatures are already hovering in the range of 40-45 degree Celsius in Nagpur, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad and the national Capital.