Markets - general
HSBC to end brokering, depository services in India
18 Oct 2013
The move is part of the bank’s global strategy to review and exit some businesses to cut costs
TCS Q2 net zooms nearly 35% to Rs4,633 cr; revenue swells to Rs20,977 crore
15 Oct 2013
Despite the economic gloom, TCS added three new $100-million clients and added 7,664 employees, taking the total headcount to 2,85,250
HDFC Bank Q2 net rise 27% to Rs1,982 crore
15 Oct 2013
RIL reports Q2 net profit of Rs5,490 cr
15 Oct 2013
Despite its gross refining margin for the quarter ended 30 September 2013 being lower at $7.7 per barrel, RIL has reported a net profit of Rs5,490 crore for the period
RBI hikes FII investment limit in Tech Mahindra
14 Oct 2013
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