Tata Motors overtakes Maruti Suzuki's m-cap
Tata Motors pips Maruti Suzuki India Ltd to become India's most valued carmaker.
Tata Motors pips Maruti Suzuki India Ltd to become India's most valued carmaker.
On the 37th day since taking charge, the RBI diktat—gagging HDFC Bank’s digital initiatives and addition of new credit card customers—is the first big challenge for the bank's new MD & CEO.
Foreign portfolio investors pull out ₹1.18 lakh crore this March, the highest outflow since 2002.
Morgan Stanley India MD Ridham Desai says markets may not be as optimistic about the upcoming general election as they were before the polls in 2014.
YES Bank’s shares fell 34% to a 52-week low in reaction to RBI capping managing director & CEO Rana Kapoor’s tenure till January 31, 2019.
A total of 111 companies, with combined market cap of around $839 bln, put India at number three globally in terms of number of family-owned companies, according to Credit Suisse Research Institute.
Tata Motors market capitalisation is down 55% from its peak. If you go by history, the time to buy may just be round the corner.
While equity indices make new highs, a sizeable part of their components see varying levels of annual decline.
The 30-stock index bounced to a new life-high, but the contributors to the 0.81% increase from the previous high are concentrated.
Mukesh Ambani-led RIL is the second company to cross this milestone in this fiscal.