“One hundred percent political vendetta. Pure political vendetta coming out of PMO. It is their way of doing politics. Pure 100 percent vendetta,” Rahul Gandhi told reporters outside Parliament.
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Rahul on Nat’l Herald case: 100% vendetta from PMO (09-12-2015)
Foxconn finalises 2 industrial parcels in Navi Mumbai: Srcs (09-12-2015)
CNCB-TV18’s Priya Sheth, quoting sources, says that the total capacity of the industrial unit is about two lakh square feet and manufacturing is likely to begin by March 2016.
Recommended GST rate will aid FMCG sector: Adi Godrej (09-12-2015)
Adi Godrej, Chairman, Godrej group says that going forward the entire sales growth is likely to come from volumes and that weakness in commodity prices will help boost margin.
Nifty breaks 7650, Sensex holds 25000 amid pressure; TCS up (09-12-2015)
Reliance Industries, Sun Pharma, Axis Bank, Dr Reddy’s Labs, Bharti Airtel, Hero Motocorp, Coal India, Vedanta, Tata Steel and Hindalco were down 2-4 percent while BHEL outperformed, up 3.4 percent followed by TCS.
Bharat Forge sinks 6% on weak guidance; analysts wary (09-12-2015)
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has downgraded EPS for FY16 by 7 percent and FY17 by 14 percent. It has also slashed price target to Rs 650 per share from Rs 740 per share.
To focus on ‘fun dining’ segment: Speciality Restaurants (09-12-2015)
Anjan Chatterjee, Founder Managing Director of Speciality Restaurants says that the focus, he says, is shifting from ‘fine dining’ to ‘fun dining’, which will be an important focus area for the company.
Sensex, Nifty continue to fall; FMCG gains, pharma drags (09-12-2015)
Investors as well as traders are cautious on the market due to uncertainty over GST Bill and fears of likely hike in Fed rates.
Nifty drifts away from 7700; Vedanta, Bharti laggards (09-12-2015)
BHEL, TCS, ITC, HUL and HDFC Bank are top gainers while Vedanta, Bharti Airtel, Dr Reddy’s Labs, Tata Steel and Hindalco are major losers.
India ranks 4th in black money outflows per annum: Report (09-12-2015)
The illegal capital outflows stem from tax evasion, crime, corruption and other illicit activity, the report said, according to which a record USD 1.1 trillion flowed illicitly out of developing and emerging economies in 2013, the latest year for which data is available.