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Albert David spurts up

about 11 years ago

Albert David announced yesterday, a few minutes after market closing that it has entered into an agreement with Zydus Healthcare, the wholly owned subsidiary of Cadila Healthcare for the sale of its brand 'Actibile' with a free and marketable title. It will also give Zydus all business in ...

"IT'S EU OR ME" SAYS BRITAIN!

about 10 years ago

What a morning!! We all had happily gone to bed thinking we would wake up to life as normal, with the Brexit issue behind us, looking for other triggers. That's what the markets too had assumed - that Britain will not move out. But most of us were taken aback. Though it was a close call - 48% for remain and 52% for leave, the verdict is that Brexit is a reality now. Following this, our market crashed over 1000 points at one juncture but recovered towards the afternoon by some 200 points. The British PM David Cameroon

INDIAN SEEDS – MNCs WILL STOP REAPING ALL THE HARVEST

about 10 years ago

Even the puny David could bring down the mighty Goliath. If Karsenbhai Patel could bring a MNC like Hindustan Lever on its knees, why can’t one individual give sleepless nights to a giant like Monsanto, the world’s largest seed company? Prabhakara Rao. This name would be uttered like a curse in the offices of Monsanto, which till now was having a jolly good run on the Indian fields. Commanding a monopolistic 90% market share,

FAKE NEWS - WE LIVE IN AN ERA OF TRUE LIES

about 10 years ago

And these are just recent examples; there have been just too many instances of fake news and it has brought to fore the ease with which on can deceive the public. The hard truth today is - do not believe every news that you read online. With the explosion of information, with too much news coming in from all corners of the world, through various vehicles of media, it has become virtually impossible to always go back and check for veracity of the source. In this fast moving world, the one with the first "breaking news"

FIGHT OVER JET FIGHTER?

about 15 years ago

Who would have ever imagined that developed countries would be vying for a slice of the juicy pie which is India? For France's Dassault, the 126 jetfighter, $11 billion deal is being touted as a lifeline and UK, which is miffed because it lost this deal, is now acting like a spoilt child. So what has changed - is it India or is to do with these developed countries?

THE WARM WINTER OLYMPICS AT SOCHI - MANY GIVE IT COLD SHOULDER

about 13 years ago

The cost of the games for showing the world that 'it has arrived' -$50 billion, making it the most expensive in the history of mankind. The cost has burgeoned four times over from the estimate made in 2007 at $12 billion. China had spent $40 billion for its summer Olympics in 2008 and Canada

IN SHAKESPEARE LAND, "TO LEAVE OR REMAIN" IS THE BIG QUESTION

about 10 years ago

Common sense for those of us sitting here in India, having a view from the outside to the inside says that "Remain" will win the referendum tomorrow. The murder of the young Brtiish leader, Jo Cox has bolstered the strength of "Remain" as many feel her death should not go in vain. Britain will continue to remain with European Union as the repercussions are too deep and could lead to a contagion Leave - Scotland, Ireland and maybe more countries in the EU who have been thinking

UK GOING TO POLLS IN JUNE? ‘MAY’ MIGHT HAPPEN!

about 10 years ago

hile Indians were busy dealing with Snapchat controversy, UK Prime Minister Theresa May, took everyone by surprise by announcing ‘snap elections.’ UK, as per the set schedule will go the polls only in 2020 but looks like May, who till date had been denying all along that she will seek early elections, has succumbed to political necessities and yesterday, late in the evening (IST)

IS POLITICS A REFLECTION OF OUR SOCIETY?

about 10 years ago

When a society goes out-of-balance, people revolt, change the leadership; sometimes it works and other times, fails. The Arab Spring was a huge success in Tunisia which has a functional elected assembly in place but the same revolt in Egypt has left the country in further turmoil. The Scots voted for a “No” when it came to the referendum

THE GREAT TRANSACTIONAL AFFAIR BEGINS!

about 8 years ago

Beginning tomorrow, 22nd Jan till 25th Jan, Davos in Switzerland will be in the limelight; what with some of the richest and most influential people of the world congregating under one roof. Yes, the objective is to get the views of these global leaders on the most pressing problems of the world. But what we always get instead are many not-so-interesting views, no solutions to any of the issues; yet, what remains the most interesting aspect of Davos is the behind-the-scenes transactions

Freshtrop Fruits gets all sweet and juicy!

about 12 years ago

Freshtrop Fruits has been volatile for few days now. The stock breached the lower circuit for the past few days and since 21st, it turned around and started breaching the upper circuit. Today too, it hit the 5% upper circuit at Rs.101.50 the moment it opened for trading. The stock continues ...

Talwalkars has a good life on bourses!

about 13 years ago

Talwalkar’s Better Life is indeed having a good life today on the bourses! The stock has hit a new 52-week high at Rs.182 and volumes have jumped by over 12 times. Coming off the highs, it continues to remain firmly in the green, up 12% at Rs.178 levels. The stock is up in the sp ...

Tata Steel up in the green

about 11 years ago

Tata Steel is up in the green today on news coming in that the UK government has agreed to partly nationalize the company’s UK assets. The news is that it is ready to buy 25% stake in the business. The UK Govt also said it will offer debt financing of "hundreds of millions of pounds&qu ...

Tata Motors hits a new high and slumps

about 10 years ago

Tata Motors had hit a new 52-week high yesterday at Rs.483.15 and today, it hit another new high at Rs.486.15. The mood was upbeat on the counter after news came in that Brexit might not happen. But now the stock has slipped into the red, down almost 2% at Rs.476 as the overall market is weak and ...

Infosys down in the red

about 10 years ago

As though the ongoing concerns over H1B visa row in the USA were not enough, Infosys has got into more hot water today.