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Outlookonfarmequipments
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:45 AM
Pawan Goenka of M&M says that tractor sales might slow down to 10-12 per cent in 2011-12 from 20 per cent in the last fiscal because of interest rate and liquidity concerns.
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Marketslikelytobelacklustrein2011
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:45 AM
Ashu Madan of Religare says that the first two quarters of 2011 are likely to be lacklustre because there are no fresh triggers. Low volumes and lack of investor interest have damaged sentiments.
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InflationkeytomarketpanicAnalysts
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:44 AM
TS Harihar of ICICI Securities expects more downside in the markets from current levels. He says that there are two factors driving panic in the markets - high inflation and fears of political instability.
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SEBIwarnsinvestorsonSaharasOFCDs
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:44 AM
Capital market watchdog SEBI has warned investors from putting their money in a debenture issue of two Sahara Group companies, saying that the companies have been raising funds without its approval and hence the regulator will not be able to redress any investor complaint in this regard.
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USjobsreporteasefearsofdoubledipatBankofTokyo
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:43 AM
Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo/Mitsubishi UFJ, says the US unemployment rate coming down marginally is good news. The US economy has created 175,000 new jobs - that’s not bad and in all likeability it may cross to 200,000, he adds. Looking at jobs data, he feels there w...
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Housingfinancebiztodoublein5yearsEdelweissCap
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:42 AM
Edelweiss Finance & Investments EVP (Housing Finance) Anil Kothuri expects the housing finance industry in India, which currently stands at Rs 1.5 trillion, to double in the next five years.
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SatyaminarebuildingmodeEdCohen
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:42 AM
Ed Cohen, former chief learning officer at Satyam, says the company is rebuilding itself and going forward, it needs to concentrate on retaining the customers.
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JMFinancialMarketwatch
From: tubaah on Sat, Jan 08 2011 11:41 AM
JM Financial Services senior VP and technical analyst Gautam Shah says the trend has been to make higher tops and higher bottoms since the market began recovery in March 2009. He advises investors to get into the market amid recovery.
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TherecouldbemorechoppinessSundaramMF
From: tubaah on Fri, Jan 07 2011 11:41 AM
Sundaram Mutual Fund managing director TP Raman advises investors to wait & watch as there might be some more choppiness in the market. The factors he highlights are political uncertainty, government spending not happening and infrastructure build-up not taking place.
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BribesforloansscamCBIconcernedovereasyloans
From: tubaah on Thu, Jan 06 2011 11:43 AM
In the ongoing investigations into bribes-for-loan scam, the central bureau of investigation has raised concerns about the easy manner of disbursements of loans by LIC housing. The loans were apparently handed out to several beneficiaries who did not meet the basic criteria.
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Tariffbasedcompetitivebiddinginpowersector
From: tubaah on Thu, Jan 06 2011 11:42 AM
Competition for public sector power companies is set to get even more cut-throat. Starting January 6, the government is all set to allot power projects through competitive tariff based bidding.
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WillingtoconsidermodificationstoLavasaAjitGulabchand
From: tubaah on Thu, Jan 06 2011 11:42 AM
In an exclusive interview with NDTV’s Sreenivasan Jain, Ajit Gulabchand, chairman of HCC, spoke about the stalled Rs 3000 crore Lavasa hill project. Gulabchand defended his project and said all construction has been within norms. He also said HCC is willing to consider modifications to Lavasa an...
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SCItobuyvesselsworth260million
From: tubaah on Thu, Jan 06 2011 11:42 AM
The shipping industry may still be wading through choppy waters, but Shipping Corporation of India, the country’s largest shipping company is finalising vessel acquisition tenders worth $260 million in the next one month.
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NTPContariffbasedpowersellingsystem
From: tubaah on Thu, Jan 06 2011 11:41 AM
NTPC CMD Arup Roy Choudhury talks on the new tariff-based power selling and how the new system will impact the company.
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Dalitentrepreneursholdbusinessmeet
From: tubaah on Tue, Jan 04 2011 11:39 AM
Dalit society is now waking up and there couldn’' be a better display of the revival than a gathering of Dalit entrepreneurs in Delhi who reiterated their resolve to make India a better place. And their mantra is innovation and creating opportunity for all.
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LargeCapstockstostayinfocusin2011BirlaSunlife
From: tubaah on Tue, Jan 04 2011 11:39 AM
A Balasubramaniam, CEO and MD of Birla Sunlife MF, says the 2011 will probably not be that large cap stocks will drive the whole market, it will be more stock and sector specific story. He also says earnings for Indian companies will not give any negative surprises and expects them to be plus 18...
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20002010Bestdecadeforentertainmentindustry
From: tubaah on Fri, Dec 31 2010 11:37 AM
The last ten years have seen the entertainment industry evolve radically and like rest of the economy become an international player competing on a global platform. Though few things never change, the saas and the bahu continue to fight and like at the beginning of the decade and Amitab...
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FlightdelayscostingairlinesRs2550crore
From: tubaah on Thu, Dec 30 2010 11:39 AM
Dense fog has gripped North and East India and heavy snowfall has crippled international air travel, thus, throwing airline schedules off gear. Analysts expect airlines to lose Rs 20-50 crore due to severe weather conditions.
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ThereisntmuchdownsideinmarketICICISec
From: tubaah on Wed, Dec 29 2010 11:37 AM
ICICI Securities CIO Piyush Garg says the market will break out this range-bound trade if some pickings take place in the institutional buying side. He, however, doesn’t think there's too much of downside in the market.
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ANGFinancialonEIHissue
From: tubaah on Tue, Dec 28 2010 11:35 AM
ANG Financial Consultant director and M&A expert Arun Goenka talks on the EIH issue.
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