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LYONDELLBASELL UNDER CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION SINCE JAN-2009
LYONDELLBASELL IS ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST PETROCHEMICALS COMPANY
RIL MAKES NON-BINDING CASH OFFER TO BUY CONTROL IN LYONDELLBASELL
OFFER APART FROM EQUITY FINANCING PROPOSED BY RIL FOR LYONDELLBASELL
OFFER UPON EMERGENCE OF LB FROM CHAPTER-11
OFFER SUBJECT TO DUE DILIGENCE & SUFFICIENT CREDITOR SUPPORT
LYONDELLBASELL: RIL OFFER POTENTIAL ALTERNATIVE TO REORGANIZATION PLAN
LYONDELLBASELL: TO TRY TO MAXIMIZE VALUE FOR ALL CREDITORS
LYONDELLBASELL PRIVATELY OWNED BY PROCHEMIE GMBH
RIL: NO ASSURANCE THAT OPPORTUNITIES WILL RESULT IN A TRANSACTION
RIL: REVIEWING OTHER GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH IN CORE BIZ
SUBMITTED TO LYONDELLBASELL NON BIDDING OFFER TO ACQUIRE FOR CASH
CASH OFFER FOR A CONTROLLING STAKE UPON EMERGENCE FROM CHAPTER 11
OFFER PURSUANT TO ITS PLAN OF REORGANISATION
OFFER IS PRELIMINARY AND SUBJECT TO CUSTOMARY CONDITIONS
RIL REVIEWING OTHER GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH
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DELL LOST 10% ON FRIDAY AFTER MISSING REVENUES & EARNINGS TARGET FOR Q3
GOLDMAN SACHS DOWN 1.6%, GE DOWN 1.1%, CISCO DOWN 1%, MERCK UP 3.2%
DOW JONES FALLS FOR 3RD STRAIGHT DAY TO END LOWER BY 0.1% ON FRIDAY
DELL LOST 10% ON FRIDAY AFTER MISSING REVENUES & EARNINGS TARGET FOR Q2
U.S MARKETS ENDED LOWER ON FRIDAY AS TECH STOCKS TOOK THE BIGGEST HIT
NASDAQ DOWN 0.5%, S&P 500 INDEX LOWER BY 0.3% AT CLOSE ON FRIDAY
FOREIGN FUNDS NET SELL RS.463.89 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 20 (PROV)

Updated: 19/11/09 | 11:16 AM IST

Market Watch

The key benchmark indices were trading lower today amid weak cues from world markets. Selling pressure was seen in realty and IT stocks. Asian stocks also declined following losses in US markets.

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US stocks slip on technology, housing numbers

Disappointing forecasts from technology companies and an unexpected drop in home construction added to worries about the economy and sent stocks modestly lower.

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Most members against longer trading hours: NSE

It was always considered to be an ambitious plan to extend trading hours but despite SEBI approval the broking community since then has opposed the plan tooth and nail. Finally the National Stock Exchange or NSE who originally submitted the proposal seem to have resigned to the fact that the plan cannot be implemented.

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Sensex ends below 17K in range-bound trading

Some selling pressure in the late trade saw the Sensex ending below 17K on Wednesday. In a rangebound session, the benchmark index ended 51 points lower at 16,998, after trading in a narrow range of 16,958 and 17,098.

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IT, metals surge in flat markets

The key benchmark indices continued to trade flat in the afternoon deals today. Gains in IT and metal stocks were offset by losses in capital goods and oil & gas counters.

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IT stocks gain in flat markets

The key benchmark indices were trading flat in the early deals amid mixed trends in the overseas markets. While some buying interest was seen in IT and pharma stocks, realty and capital goods counters were under pressure.

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Morning Calls

UNITED SPIRITS: The company plans to take a loan of $100 mn to refinance global debt.

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US markets end mixed even as commodities gain

Stocks finished an erratic session mixed on Tuesday as higher commodity prices lifted energy and materials shares.

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New rules for MFs a boon to retail investors

The stock market structure has been made available to mutual funds, so you can now go to your neighbourhood stock broker if you want to invest or get out of a mutual fund scheme.

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Sensex ends flat, IT stocks gain

Profit-taking at higher levels saw the Indian markets ending almost flat in a tepid session on Tuesday. Gains in IT and banking stocks were offset by some weakness in oil & gas and realty stocks.

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