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Many passengers at the Kingfisher ticketing counter here in Mumbai said they won't be flying the airline anytime soon.

Kingfisher top brass on Tuesday appeared before the aviation regulator DGCA to explain large-scale flight disruption.

Jet Airways Chairman Naresh Goyal, however, said his company does not require any foreign direct investment (FDI).

Inflationary risks remain and a political logjam continues to hem in reforms, clouding the economic outlook.

There has been no headway in the Indo-Mauritius talks on the double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) as of yet.

Mukherjee said that there was a need to boost food production through a "second green revolution" that would help reduce the food subsidy bill.

Several lenders including the SBI and ICICI Bank have extended credit to the telecom companies whose licences have been cancelled.

Uninor says it has followed the due process and is not going to stop its operations.

The share touched an intraday high of Rs 392.95 and an intraday low of Rs 358.30.

Starbucks has more than 5,500 coffee houses in more than 50 countries outside the United States.

The company aims to expand its European workforce by 10 per cent, adding 5,500 employees.

The Occupy movement has come to the World Economic Forum, an annual gathering of decision-makers from 100 countries.

RBI will unveil its third quarterly review of monetary policy on January 24.

Nokia is battling a tough competition has been on a global restructuring exercise since early 2011.

Shares of Wipro and Bajaj Auto topped the buying list, following their third quarter numbers. Both gained 3.7 per cent each.

Wipro's consolidated revenue jumped 11 per cent to Rs 9,997 crore from Rs 9,007 crore quarter-on-quarter.