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LIC's Debut Is Second-Worst Among 11 Companies That Listed This Year
State-run insurer Life Insurance Corporation of India slumped in its Mumbai trading debut after a record initial public offering that priced at the top of the range and was oversubscribed nearly three times.
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Yogi Scandal Shows Total Collapse Of Security At National Stock Exchange
Around the National Stock Exchange of India, Chitra Ramkrishna was practically her own institution. A founding member of the bourse, she helped shape it into the world's largest derivatives exchange, opening trading to a growing middle class and serv
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Paytm CEO's Fixation On Delivering A Record IPO Led To A First-Day Flop
Vijay Shekhar Sharma wiped away tears of joy as he recounted his rise from a "commoner" to the leader of a digital payments giant that just completed India's biggest-ever initial public offering.
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Companies Halt Work, Offer Unusual Help To Staff In India Covid Crisis
Some companies in India are temporarily halting business or offering unusual assistance to employees as a devastating wave of the coronavirus sickens and kills hundreds of thousands.
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YouTube Influencers And Broking Apps Draw In Millions Of Day Traders
In India it's been a wave of YouTube influencers as well as a host of private stock-tipping social media chat groups that have drawn millions of day traders into discount brokers like Zerodha Broking Ltd, Angel Broking Ltd and SoftBank Group-backed Paytm's broker app.
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Used Cars, Not Just Millennials, Likely Behind Auto Slump
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman this week said millennials opting for taxi-hailing services like Uber are a factor for the drop in vehicle sales. While the jury is still out on this, automakers face another speed bump: used cars.
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Government Proposes Regulating Cross-Border Data Flow in Draft Policy
The government has proposed regulating the cross-border data flow as it laid down conditions for storing information gathered within the country overseas.
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New Government Rules For Amazon, Walmart Seen To Hurt Online Shoppers
The government's new rules for foreign e-commerce platforms may be designed to protect local companies from Amazon and Walmart, but consumers are likely to suffer the collateral damage. Online marketplaces must treat all vendors equally by providing the same terms.
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Pizza, Beer Top Scorers In India As World Cup Follows Cricket Season
World Cup 2018: Irrespective of who wins the 2018 FIFA World Cup, pizza and beer makers in India have emerged as top scorers.
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PM Modi's Win In 2019 Key To Rich Stock Valuation, Says Report
Most investors have priced in Prime Minister Narendra Modi winning a second term in the 2019 national election. A change in expectations through this year could derail a rally that's almost doubled the nation's equity values since PM Modi took office four years ago.
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LIC's Debut Is Second-Worst Among 11 Companies That Listed This Year
State-run insurer Life Insurance Corporation of India slumped in its Mumbai trading debut after a record initial public offering that priced at the top of the range and was oversubscribed nearly three times.
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Yogi Scandal Shows Total Collapse Of Security At National Stock Exchange
Around the National Stock Exchange of India, Chitra Ramkrishna was practically her own institution. A founding member of the bourse, she helped shape it into the world's largest derivatives exchange, opening trading to a growing middle class and serv
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Paytm CEO's Fixation On Delivering A Record IPO Led To A First-Day Flop
Vijay Shekhar Sharma wiped away tears of joy as he recounted his rise from a "commoner" to the leader of a digital payments giant that just completed India's biggest-ever initial public offering.
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Companies Halt Work, Offer Unusual Help To Staff In India Covid Crisis
Some companies in India are temporarily halting business or offering unusual assistance to employees as a devastating wave of the coronavirus sickens and kills hundreds of thousands.
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YouTube Influencers And Broking Apps Draw In Millions Of Day Traders
In India it's been a wave of YouTube influencers as well as a host of private stock-tipping social media chat groups that have drawn millions of day traders into discount brokers like Zerodha Broking Ltd, Angel Broking Ltd and SoftBank Group-backed Paytm's broker app.
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Used Cars, Not Just Millennials, Likely Behind Auto Slump
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman this week said millennials opting for taxi-hailing services like Uber are a factor for the drop in vehicle sales. While the jury is still out on this, automakers face another speed bump: used cars.
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Government Proposes Regulating Cross-Border Data Flow in Draft Policy
The government has proposed regulating the cross-border data flow as it laid down conditions for storing information gathered within the country overseas.
-
New Government Rules For Amazon, Walmart Seen To Hurt Online Shoppers
The government's new rules for foreign e-commerce platforms may be designed to protect local companies from Amazon and Walmart, but consumers are likely to suffer the collateral damage. Online marketplaces must treat all vendors equally by providing the same terms.
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Pizza, Beer Top Scorers In India As World Cup Follows Cricket Season
World Cup 2018: Irrespective of who wins the 2018 FIFA World Cup, pizza and beer makers in India have emerged as top scorers.
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PM Modi's Win In 2019 Key To Rich Stock Valuation, Says Report
Most investors have priced in Prime Minister Narendra Modi winning a second term in the 2019 national election. A change in expectations through this year could derail a rally that's almost doubled the nation's equity values since PM Modi took office four years ago.
