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Asian markets stung by Fed pessimism
In a highly anticipated move, the Fed on Wednesday announced it would buy Treasury bonds to help the US economy.
CBI may file case against RIL: report
The CBI is considering filing a case or multiple cases against RIL over its operations in the Krishna Godavari (KG) basin.
Talks between Maruti, workers break down
The strike began 3 weeks ago after workers refused to to sign a 'good conduct' bond following allegations of sabota
BlackBerry maker RIM profit falls 47 per cent
Analysts had on average expected RIM to earn 88 cents a share on revenue of $4.47 billion.
Tata Motors global CEO Carl-Peter Forster quits
Forster has resigned with immediate effect, due to his unavoidable personal circumstances, said the company.
Asian markets high after gains on Wall Street
After four days of gains, Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 swung between positive and negative territory.
Asian markets gain confidence from US gains
Japan's Nikkei 225 index opened 1.3 per cent higher on Thursday at 8,756.
Friday farewell: Murthy logs out of Infosys
Murthy stressed the need for Infosys to lead by example, continue to show character and stick to its value system.
Wall Street week ahead: Investors look for calm
Widespread investor panic put the market on a roller-coaster ride this week with steep losses.
Sensex ends 71 pts down after rollercoaster ride
The market did not react to Wednesday's sharp fall in global markets.
RBI chief Subbarao gets 2-year extension
The extension will be with effect from September 5 this year till September 4, 2013.
Wall St plunges after S&P's US debt downgrade
Monday's huge sell-off extended the losses in the previous week, which was Wall Street's worst in more than 2 year
NASDAQ, DOW tumble after S&P downgrade of US
The Nasdaq is down 64, or 2.5 per cent, to 2,468.
US crisis may hit export, investment: Rangarajan
Slow pace of US recovery is also a concern, said PM's Economic Advisory Council Chairman.
HSBC alerts US clients having accounts in India
HSBC received summons from Internal Revenue Service (IRS) seeking its account-holders' names.
China blasts US, urges new global currency
The United States lost its top-tier AAA credit rating from Standard & Poor's on Friday.