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Govt targets 7.5-8% growth next fiscal
Thu 23 Feb, 2012 4:31 PM IST
ANI 1:24 | 537 views
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday that the government will try to raise the economic growth rate to 7.5-8% in the next fiscal from about 7% currently.
Investors slap Facebook 11 percent lower
7 hours ago
AP 1:44 | 55 views
It was supposed to soar. Instead, it's plunging. Facebook's stock fell 11 percent on its second day of trading even as the rest of the stock market rallied. (May 21)
Yahoo to Reap $7.1B From Alibaba stake
10 hours ago
AP 1:35 | 36 views
Yahoo has secured a lifeline after agreeing to sell half of its prized stake in Chinese e-commerce group Alibaba for about $7.1 billion, with most of the cash going to shareholders. (May 21)
Q1 NIM likely to be around 3.75%: SBI chairman
18 hours ago
NDTV 14:36 | 36 views
Pratip Chaudhuri, Chairman of SBI speaks to NDTV about the bank's Q4 results and guidance for the year ahead. He expects that net interest margin (NIM) for the first quarter of FY13 will be around 3.75 per cent and adds that fall in rupee is likely to be positive for exports.
Buy ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, large cap IT stocks: IL&FS
18 hours ago
NDTV 10:32 | 28 views
Vibhav Kapoor, group CIO at IL&FS says most of the negatives have been factored in by markets, so the gains may last in the near term. However, domestic and global headwinds may dent sentiments in the medium to long term, he adds.
Volatile vegetable prices causing inflation: VS Vyas
18 hours ago
NDTV 12:18 | 20 views
Prof YK Alagh, Economist and Former Minister Power & Planning - Science & Technology and Prof. VS Vyas, Member of Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister discuss the rising problem of food and consumer inflation. Consumer inflation has risen to 10.36 per cent in April from 9.47 per cent last month.
Serbs hope vote will bring better life
Sun 20 May, 2012 6:51 PM IST
Reuters 1:42 | 191 views
Serbs cast ballots in the presidential run-off between incumbent Boris Tadic and rightist Tomislav Nikolic in hopes the next president will improve the economy. Lindsey Parietti reports.
World's leaders discuss Europe's economic woes
Sun 20 May, 2012 4:58 AM IST
Reuters 2:00 | 297 views
U.S. President Obama says "stable, growing European economy is in everybody's best interest" at meeting of world leaders outside of Washington. Deborah Gembara reports.
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