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Mystery funds swirl at FII floodgates

Participatory note surge confounds market cop, fuels foul-play misgivings

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is still wrestling with the participatory-note riddle that has intrigued regulators and stirred fears that it could be a conduit for dubious cash. ... | Read..

Bleeding ONGC fields go to private operators

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) will hand over to private operators its small and marginal oilfields suffering lo ... | Read..

SBI retail loans become cheaper

State Bank of India (SBI) has announced a reduction in interest rates on housing, education and car loans by 0.25 per cent. ... | Read..

Govt plans to raise equity in Hexacom

The government is likely to take a decision on increasing the stake of state-owned Telecom Consultants India Ltd (TCIL) in j ... | Read..

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is wrestling with the participatory-note riddle that has intrigued regulators and stirred fears that ... | Read

Centre eyes stake in rating agency for SSIs
The Centre has expressed its willingness to take a stake in the credit rating agency supposed t.. | Read..

Share sale to fund Hero Motors unit
Moped maker Hero Motors plans to raise Rs 125-150 crore through private placement of around 15-.. | Read..

PERSONAL FINANCE

Faces in the crowd

Making merry on borrowed money

Loose Change

Q & A: Better bet hunt

Maruti gears up for expo

Tata Sons ED

Tea exports

LNG sale