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  • DELL LOST 10% ON FRIDAY AFTER MISSING REVENUES & EARNINGS TARGET FOR Q3
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Updated: 20/11/09 | 11:11 PM IST
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HDFC Bank has put aside its conservative approach and is raring to go in the unsecured lending space that comprises mainly of personal loans and credit cards. The segment saw de-growth last year.
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After bitter protests over sugar cane prices, the government has quickly reacted rather than waiting, to withdraw a controversial clause in the sugar price ordinance.
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India's largest engineering firm L&T, is exiting from the Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL) by selling its 17 per cent stake to partner Zurich Airport.
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Weeks after India's top mobile players got into one paisa per second billing tariff war, Airtel on Friday launched a new bill plan slashing mobile roaming rates by nearly 60 per cent and signalling a tariff war in the wireless market.
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It seems like the legal battle between Wockhardt and Singapore-based DBS, a creditor of Wockhardt, to ease out soon.
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Good politics is not always good economics. That perhaps explains the UPA government's decision to alter its new sugarcane policy.
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The merger talks revolving around India's government owned banks seem to be headed from serious to speculative. On Friday it was Dena bank's turn to meet finance ministry officials.
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Continuing its record setting spree, gold on Friday surged by Rs 100 and touched a new high of Rs 17,500 per 10 gram in the bullion market in New Delhi on heavy buying by jewellery makers amid firming global trend.
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Oil prices edged down toward $77 a barrel on Friday after a drop in many stock markets and amid concern about the strength of the global economic recovery.
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Over 60 per cent of companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange have seen their share value fall in the last two years, Minister of State for Finance Namo Narain Meena said in a written reply in Lok Sabha.
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