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It was the biggest weekly loss for the Sensex in five weeks as markets caved into selling pressure.

Air Sahara pilots on Tuesday called off their three-day strike after reaching a consensus with the management.

The Luxembourg-based Arcelor has agreed to consider an all-cash takeover bid by Mittal Steel.

Weakness has set in the markets after a continuous rise in the past two sessions. Experts expected it due to negative global cues.

A day after the RBI hiked its repo rates, banks are gathering the nerve to tell their retail customers the bitter truth. Home loan rates need to be hiked by at least half a percentage point.

The spurt of BPOs and software companies is ensuring that pockets of young people are lined well.

The RIL will get a new price for its core business in a special trading session at the stock markets on Wednesday.

The government has got Rs 1,567 crore from the Maruti stake sale, and is considering selling the remaining stake as well.

With the modernisation process of Delhi and Mumbai airports going ahead, the Left has asked Government to keep various concerns in mind while proceeding forward.

In what could be one of the biggest airlines deals in India, Jet Airways is to buy out Air Sahara for $560 mn.

Asian markets are not looking positive and Indian markets are following suit. Experts give their views on where the market is headed.

Technical analysts say that the markets are clearly in an uptrend and a slight dip cannot change that scenario.

CLSA is bullish on the Indian economy, but it is saying that high growth has been already factored in the valuations.

The Supreme Court confirmed sale of Harshad Mehta's commercial property. It also remitted the case relating to his residential property to Bombay High Court.

Recently India has seen a growing number of retirement homes especially across the state capitals. So, are we going the western way in terms of caring for our elderly?

The sugar sector is on a roll as the sector has gained 8.66 per cent in the last two trading sessions.