Valuations are not outlandish yet and the India story is still very strong, but investing in shares just because FIIs will buy in a big way may not be the best move.

Mphasis BFL Group on Monday said it would acquire London-based consulting company Princeton Consultings in an all cash deal for £7.73 million.

The last one and half years have been memorable for the Indian tourism sector.

This method helps the company to raise additional capital from shareholders and is generally given effect to in times of firm stock market trends when stock prices are ruling relatively strong. \n\n

Investors must carefully watch the developments on the MNC pipeline.

Amidst various corporate actions that investors look forward to, the attention to the quarterly results cannot be understated

More often than not investors are confused or puzzled by the various financial terms used by different media like newspapers, websites and research reports. In this article, we try to explain certain terms,

If the government were to give heed to its fiscal imprudence, cut down on its 'extravagant' and non-productive expenditures, inflation could be controlled

Similar to stock-split, a bonus issue has no fundamental effect on a company or its valuations and thus an investor must not base his investment decision on the basis of this.

There has been a sharp improvement in the productivity of most of the companies, thus making the bottomline growth even stronger.

TCS, based on its annualised 9mFY04 earnings, has an EPS of Rs 31.9.

The Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex is expected to cross the 7,000 mark in the next one year, according to a survey by DSP Merrill Lynch Fund Manager.

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The UCBSA has instructed Eastern Province to suspend Kepler Wessels as coach after he was alleged to have made racist remarks.

Bank of Rajasthan is planning to expand its branch network to 600 by opening 258 more branches countrywide in the next three years, its chairman P K Tayal said on Monday.

Satyam Computer Services has reported a 25 per cent increase in net profit at Rs 147.59 crore (Rs 1.48 billion) for the second quarter ended September 30, 2003

Infosys chairman N R Narayana Murthy said on Tuesday that fairness, transparency and accountability should decide the "compensation" of chief executive officers.

Satyam Computer Services Ltd has posted a net profit of Rs 121.49 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2003 as compared to Rs 108.44 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2002.

Infosys has reported a 28 per cent increase in net at Rs 278.12 crore (Rs 2.78 billion) for the quarter ended June 30, 2003 when compared with Rs 216.85 crore (Rs 2.168 billion) in Q1FY03.

Indian software services firm Digital GlobalSoft is targeting revenue of over Rs 1,200 crore (Rs 12 billion) for the fiscal year to March 2005 and over Rs 2,050 crore (Rs 20.5 billion) two years later.