Ambuja Cements Oct-Dec net profit rises 49% to Rs 316cr
Ambuja Cements has reported a net profit at Rs 316.5 crore for quarter ended December 2012, compared to Rs 212 crore same period pervious year.
View ArticleDelhi govt asks for time till Feb 15 to pay NDPL dues
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has agreed to hear Anil Ambani owned-BSES's plea against the notice sent by power supplier NTPC.
View ArticleCapri Capital bets on India; plans dedicated realty fund
CNBC TV18's Manasvi Ghelani finds out what's attracting global investors to Indian realty at a time when domestic banks are shying away from exposing themselves to the sector.
View ArticleAutomobile giants looking to spruce up their defence spend
As the government mulls allowing a more active private sector participation in the defence procurement sector - which according to estimates could be nearly worth $50 billion - leading automobile...
View ArticleFDI in India: Examining Existing Legal Framework
FDI in India: Examining Existing Legal Framework
View ArticleDavos 2014: Where the global intelligentsia meets!
CNBC-TV18 spent four freezing days in Davos at the World Economic Forumâs 44th Annual Summit to bring you the summation of what economists, global business leaders and social leaders believe 2014...
View ArticleOne or two sell-offs a year in EMs can be handled: Citi
Speaking to CNBC-TV 18, Pankaj Vaish, Head of Market, Citi South Asia, said India has been relatively in a better shape than other emerging markets, adding that if the selloff comes with a serious...
View ArticleIPL auctions begin tomorrow, 511 players up for grabs
According to American Appraisal Indiaâs latest report, brand IPL is worth USD 3.2 billion and can still generate sponsor and viewer interest.
View ArticleIPL controversies: Any accountability left?
The confirmation that Gurunath Meiyappan, the 'face' of Chennai Superkings and son in law of BCCI president N Srinivasan was involved in betting should have led to action against the CSK franchise,...
View ArticleNPAs may hit Rs 10 lakh crore: Uday Kotak
Uday Kotak sees the stock of stressed loans rising from Rs 7 lakh crore to Rs 10 lakh crore. Kotak says capitalising state owned banks is going to be the government's biggest challenge.
View ArticleK'taka govt eyes big pie of biotech sector's future growth
The state government is planning to revise its biotech policy this year after a gap of five years. It has also set up an incubation centre in Bangalore, which has been funded by both government of...
View ArticlePrefer Europe equities; further EM outflows likely: HSBC
Garry Evans, Head of Global Equity Strategy, HSBC is betting big on Europe on the back of hopes that the central bank will ease rates; the expectations of of 14 percent GDP growth and positive...
View ArticleStanChart Bk looking to reduce Rs 1500cr realty exposure
Sources say the mandate requires consolidating the book size by re-looking at underperforming business activities. Standard Chartered Bank is understood to have been reaching out to borrowers through...
View ArticleConsumers are service provider's main asset: BPL Mobile
In an interview with CNBC-TV18's Shereen Bhan Rajeev Chandrashekar, Founder, BPL Mobile Member, Rajya Sabha gave his reaction on Bharti-Loop deal.
View ArticleTelecos hint at tariff hikes; may go on fund hunt
The final 2G auctions may have given the government a big reason to smile, but telecom companies, at their end, are not feeling as euphoric.
View ArticleIs Infra spend a better option to eradicate poverty?
At a time when the UPA government has been claiming credit for lifting 140 million people above the poverty line - McKinsey research report says that 680 million people or 56 percent of India lives...
View ArticleIs JLR too dependent on growth in emerging markets?
JLR is accelerating ahead like no other. Plans for 20-25 new models are said to have been drawn up. But how far they go will depend on how far the emerging economies continue to emerge.
View ArticlePower tariff tussle: Will CERC bat for consumers?
Power companies like Adani Power and Tata Power will soon find out just how much compensation they can charge distribution companies for supplying power produced from costlier imported coal; with the...
View ArticleGovt's move to shift spending next year not ideal: IMF
International Monetary Fund has raised concerns over the government's fiscal jugglery. The international agency today said that the government's move to shift spending to the next year may not be...
View ArticleM-commerce gathers steam; it is 30% of e-commerce revenues
Smartphones have not just changed the rules of the e-commerce game - they've turned it on its head.
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