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Walmart May Exit Flipkart Over New FDI Norms, Claims Morgan Stanley
Walmart may exit Flipkart after India's new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms for e-commerce companies came into force, Morgan Stanley has warned.
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Amazon India to Double Down on Groceries, Foray Deeper Into Fresh Produce
India's e-commerce market is tipped to grow to $200 billion in a decade, according to Morgan Stanley.
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'Party Has Just Begun' For Indian Stock Funds, Says Morgan Stanley
The S&P Sensex index is trading at 20 times projected earnings for the current year, the highest level in 7 years
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Wipro Beats Estimates In June Quarter, Makes Rs 11,000-Crore Buyback Announcement
Morgan Stanley had estimated Wipro's net profit at Rs 1,992 crore on revenues of Rs 13,459 crore for the June quarter.
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Late to the Party, Global Banks Try to Muscle Into India's Start-Up Boom
Global investment banks are scrambling to get a piece of the action from India's booming technology start-ups, having missed out on the initial flurry of deal-making to their better-connected but much smaller domestic rivals.
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Walmart May Exit Flipkart Over New FDI Norms, Claims Morgan Stanley
Walmart may exit Flipkart after India's new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms for e-commerce companies came into force, Morgan Stanley has warned.
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Amazon India to Double Down on Groceries, Foray Deeper Into Fresh Produce
India's e-commerce market is tipped to grow to $200 billion in a decade, according to Morgan Stanley.
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'Party Has Just Begun' For Indian Stock Funds, Says Morgan Stanley
The S&P Sensex index is trading at 20 times projected earnings for the current year, the highest level in 7 years
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Wipro Beats Estimates In June Quarter, Makes Rs 11,000-Crore Buyback Announcement
Morgan Stanley had estimated Wipro's net profit at Rs 1,992 crore on revenues of Rs 13,459 crore for the June quarter.
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Late to the Party, Global Banks Try to Muscle Into India's Start-Up Boom
Global investment banks are scrambling to get a piece of the action from India's booming technology start-ups, having missed out on the initial flurry of deal-making to their better-connected but much smaller domestic rivals.
