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Tata Steel net loss widens to Rs3,183 cr in Q1 on UK plant sale
13 Sep 2016
The company reported a Rs2,833 crore loss for the April-June 2016-17 period due to divestment of Long Steel UK Limited alone
BSE to sell up to 30% equity shares via IPO
09 Sep 2016
Of the 107.35 million shares in BSE, trading members hold about 52.3 million shares while the remaining is held by Deutsche Boerse AG, Singapore Exchange and a group of foreign portfolio investors, insurance firms and individuals
SC tells Sahara to reveal source of Rs18,000 cr refunded to investors
02 Sep 2016
The apex court, said it is difficult to believe that so much money could be repaid by Sahara in so short a time
RBL Bank shares debuts at near 22% premium
31 Aug 2016
Tata Motors Q1 net profit falls 57% to Rs2,236 cr as `Brexit’ bites
27 Aug 2016
While sales volumes were higher in both standalone as well as Jaguar Land Rover businesses, these were more than offset by the adverse forex impact of Rs2,296 crore and adverse commodity derivatives impact in the operating profit, mainly in JLR business
RBI opens bond market, allows banks to issue `masala bonds’
26 Aug 2016
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) will be allowed to trade in corporate bonds under the negotiated deals system, under an arrangement with market regulator Sebi, to ease the process of investment in debt securities
SBI looks to raise $1.5 bn through overseas debt
24 Aug 2016
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