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Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy on Sunday turns 60, the mandatory retirement age at the company.

Courtesy the Prime Minister’s Office, Mumbai's ‘Shanghai’ dreams may finally be coming true.

The index touched a high of 11,551.69 points and a low of 11,379.44 points during the day’s trading.

The BPO currently employs about 7,000 people and plans to hire 3,000 more people over the next 12 to 18 months.

India will emerge as third largest economic power by 2020 behind China and United States, says Finance Minister.

Domestic air fares have been hiked once again across the board on account of an increase in jet fuel prices.

The Oriental bank of Commerce has decided to roll back its recent half a per cent hike in home loan rates.

OSOA members were detained as they marched towards the PMO to submit a memorandum demanding higher wages.

IndianOil, exploring options to hike retail sales, has had a breakthrough with Pak deciding to import lube oil from India.

The online matrimony services are emerging as a growing business segment, with about 90 pc growth rate annually.

After four good days of gain the mkts closed with retracement. Sensex closed below the 10,700 level at 10,680.23 down 61 pts.

At least 21 deaths have occurred since January on the recycling yards located along the southern Bangladesh coast.

Investment Advisor SP Tulsian is of the view that one should remain invested in ITC for long-term.

Low cost airliner Air Deccan has emerged as the second largest airline in the country, garnering a market share of 21.2 per cent.

Trade negotiations are stuck on the two most contentious issues of farm subsidies and industrial tariffs.

Oil traders fear the Lebanon violence could engulf the region, which provide nearly a third of the world's oil.