Apart from lining up an entry into the Indian corporate equity business scenario in a major way, Britain’s Standard Chartered is mulling over acquisition of the remaining 26 per cent stake in the erstwhile UTI Securities.

With Bharti finalizing a mega $10.7-billion deal to buy out African operations of Kuwaiti firm Zain, the investors are an elated lot. The take over of Zain by the Indian telecom major would mean that its profitability would rise on a long-term basis.

The Kerala-Coke tussle goes on…and on! After a lull, the soft drink giant is back in the news after a report submitted to the government pointed fingers at Coca Cola for having caused socio-economic damage amounting to Rs 216.26 crore at Plachimada village in Palakkad district of Kerala.

The smokescreen has finally lifted. We will all now be able to watch the IPL matches on television.

Indian companies are now looking westward with a goal. The lure, of late, comes from the London Stock Exchange (LSE).  Getting listed on the London bourse is high on the agenda of Indian firms to the extent that they are in fact sort of clamoring for getting on to the British bourse in the immediate future.

Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and S&P 500 futures contracts trading for Indian investors from NSE

Google India and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) have embarked upon an initiative to provide complete information on the schedules and routes of the Delhi Metro trains, on mobile devices.