Markets - general
Alfa Laval set to de-list from Indian bourses
19 Sep 2011
ONGC follow-on stake sale postponed indefinitely
16 Sep 2011
ONGC had filed its Red Herring Prospectus on 5 September 2011, and planned to launch the offer on 20 September 2011
Infrastructure, banks help Sensex end 202 pts up
07 Sep 2011
ONGC's Rs12,000-crore FPO to open on 20 September
05 Sep 2011
The government will sell a 5-per cent stake in ONGC through the FPO, which will close on 23 September
Educomp defers $250 million share sale
02 Sep 2011
Asian markets recovering after plunge
29 Aug 2011
Asian stocks rose for the third day today after US Federal Reserve chairman Ben S Bernanke said economic recovery will accelerate and the central bank has more means to prop up the country’s growth if appropriate
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