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Venture debt firm Alteria Capital readies new Rs 1,000-crore fund

Greenshoe of Rs 750 crore over target corpus likely if demand persists

M-cap: Six of top 10 valued domestic companies add Rs 91,629 crore

During the last week, which was holiday-truncated, the Sensex rallied 929.83 points or 2.10 per cent.

Edtech firm Educational Initiatives looks to achieve steady growth

Unlike its rivals, the firm's approach has been to keep its head down and stick to the knitting.

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Govt may keep China, Hong Kong out of foreign listing as tensions simmer

The move is in contrast to what an expert committee of Sebi had recommended in 2018 for China and Hong Kong to be permitted

Deal talks between Embassy, logistic firms hit an impasse on valuation

Warburg Pincus has 70 per cent in the joint venture while Embassy has 30 per cent

F Born AG sells Tata Coffee shares worth over Rs 23 crore via open mareket

F Born AG on Tuesday sold more than 22 lakh shares of Tata Coffee Ltd, worth over Rs 23 crore, through an open market transaction.

Domestic firms have an edge in BSNL's contentious 4G-network tender

The move is significant because it will permit only large Indian companies, with financial muscle especially in the IT space

ECLGS 2.0 'more than enough' to stabilise covid-hit firms: CRISIL

The KV Kamath committee to finalise financial parameters for restructuring of companies hit by the pandemic had identified 26 sectors.

Tata Sons may raise stake to over 76% in AirAsia India by 2020-21 end

If the Tatas successfully acquire Air India, the conglomerate is likely to integrate AirAsia with Air India's low-cost subsidiary, Air India Express

The disconnect continues

Some investors are playing the momentum game in stocks

Employment, income in India during and after lockdown: A V-shape recovery?

After skyrocketing to nearly 25 per cent in April and May, the unemployment rate returned by July to its February level of around 7 per cent where it has remained since

Small firms lose out to bigger peers, see sharpest revenue drop in 2 years

The analysis is based on the quarterly results of a common sample of 2,353 listed companies across sectors

Draft pre-packaged scheme for insolvency largely based on British law

Rules to ensure that process doesn't remain debtor-driven but protects creditor's interests

Five of top-10 firms lose Rs 1,07,160 crore in m-cap; RIL top laggard

Reliance Industries (RIL) emerged as the biggest loser

India Inc expands direct reach, adds small packs to tap robust rural market

Experts say string focus on Bharat stems from good monsoons, higher MSP in some states, reverse migration and govt's overall welfare push in the villages

Making a mockery of arbitration

Ending "tax terrorism" was the BJP's promise in the 2014 election that brought Narendra Modi to power giving hope to the likes of the UK's Cairn Energy Plc. But the hopes have been belied

India Inc gains despite Covid-19 disruptions; combined profit at Rs 1.5 trn

In the manufacturing sector, earnings were also boosted by a sharp decline in input prices that expanded gross and operating margins in most sectors.

Economic self-harm

Self-reliance cannot be a superior alternative to open trade