NATIONAL Ratan Tata join global leaders appointed member IBAC Ratan Tata, who heads the biggest industrial conglomerate in India, today (Mar 21 2006) joined an elite group of global business leaders like Microsoft chief Bill Gates and BP Group CEO Lord Browns on the Board the International Business Advisory Council (IBAC), UK.
Sensex crosses 11,000 mark, falls back by 36 pts The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex today (Mar 21 2006) reached the 11,000 points milestone and also touched an all-time high of 11,017.25 on sustained buying by funds, but lost some ground to close at 10,905.20.
DGIR issues notices to Jet Airways, Air Sahara Carrying forward its probe into the Rs 2,300 crore buyout of Air Sahara by Jet Airways, MRTPC's investigative arm has issued notices to both the air carriers seeking details of the proposed acquisition.
Budget will encourage Inspector Raj accuses BJP The Opposition NDA today (Mar 21 2006) accused the government of tinkering with excise rates which, said would only create more confusion and encourage Inspector Raj.
Sensex on record spree, touches 11,004.07 at noon India's key capital market index today (Mar 21 2006) climbed to a new all time high territory of 11,000 points supported by heavy buying by foreign and domestic funds in bluechip stocks.
Sensex crosses 11000-mark during early trading On the back of robust foreign as well as domestic funds portfolio investments, the Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark index (Sensex) crossed the crucial 11000 mark in early trading to touch an all-time high of 11,001.50 points.
INTERNATIONAL World oil prices continue lower in Asian trade Oil prices in Asian trade continued lower to test the key 60 dollar support level today
as expectations of a build in US crude stockpiles this week depressed prices further, dealers said.
At 11:13 am (0543 IST) New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in April, was down 42 cents to 60 dollars a barrel from its close of 60.42 dollars in the United States yesterday.
Crude futures closed sharply lower in New York yesterday, losing more than two dollars despite fresh unrest in Nigeria, Africa's largest crude producer.
