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NSE penalised 5% of 3-year average turnover
24 Jun 2011
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) today slapped a penalty on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) for abusing its dominant market position in currency derivatives trading
Life insurers may soon float IPOs under new IRDA rules
22 Jun 2011
Under the draft guidelines released by insurance sector regulator IRDA, life insurance companies that have completed 10 years of operation and have strong financials may raise funds from the capital market.
DTAA treaty, global woes rob Sensex of 364 pts
20 Jun 2011
Nifty ends below 5500; capital goods, FMCG dip
10 Jun 2011
Oil surges as OPEC fails to agree on output hike
08 Jun 2011
Telecom scam probe hits SpiceJet's funding plans
04 Jun 2011
The problem for SpiceJet is that Kalanithi Maran, who owns 38.7 -per cent stake in SpiceJet, is the elder brother of textile minister Dayanidhi Maran, who is also named in the lawsuit related to the 2G spectrum allocation scam
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