Many in the defence sector had expected the deal, valued to be over USD 2.5 billion and pending since 2013 following finalisation of cost negotiations, to be signed during the visit of US defence secretary Ashton Carter in June this year.
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Govt clears multi-billion dollar deal with Boeing (22-09-2015)
See good growth in Euro zone, global growth at 3.1%: StanC (22-09-2015)
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Madhur Jha, senior global economist, Standard Chartered, says the euro zone will have a handsome growth performance as they are oil importers.
Sell-off: Expiry week syndrome or something more sinister? (22-09-2015)
After major European indices started to sell-off, Indian equities that started off confidently, joined the bandwagon slipping below 7900 in less than an hour.
Govt to issue tax clarification for rupee-linked bonds soon (22-09-2015)
Sources say clarification on withholding tax and capital gains for rupee-linked bonds is expected.
69% Of Mumbai’s unsold housing stock priced above Rs 1 Cr (22-09-2015)
Among the launches seen in 2Q15, 83% of housing units fall in this price range
69% Of Mumbai`s unsold housing stock priced above Rs 1 Cr (22-09-2015)
Among the launches seen in 2Q15, 83% of housing units fall in this price range
Amtek Auto crashes 20%, defaults Rs 800 cr bond payment (22-09-2015)
The stock has been continuously under selling pressure for few months. It fell 71 percent year-to-date due to debt concerns after consistent acquisitions in the past.
What is behind today’s sudden market collapse? (22-09-2015)
This lack of action by the Fed basically confused the participants that maybe Fed knows something they don’t and so, it was inevitable that one would see short-term volatility.
Sensex crashes 541 pts, Nifty ends at 7812; metals bleed (22-09-2015)
Banks, metals, capital goods and auto stocks are bleeding with major losers like Vedanta, Hindalco, NTPC, LT and Tata Motors.
Sensex slumps over 400 pts, Nifty below 7850; metals bleed (22-09-2015)
Banks, metals, capital goods and auto stocks are bleeding with major losers like Vedanta, Hindalco, NTPC, LT and Tata Motors.