>> 1 star 1 Mittal plant in Karnataka ArcelorMittal is considering setting up a steel plant in Karnataka. The company submitted its interest to set up a plant of as much as Tuesday,November 24,2009 00:56 [IST] >> Gold gains as investors lose faith in US dollar Gold prices in Mumbai closed at an all-time high of Rs17,455 per 10 grams on Saturday, giving a return of 42%, or 49% in US dollar terms, over the last one year. Monday, November 23, 2009 12:20 [IST] >> 1 vijay Food a better investment better than gold Shortage of agri commodities prices are bound to rise at a significant pace Vijay Bhambwani Over the last 24 months, I Monday,November 23,2009 00:16 [IST] >> Sena roughs up Kinetic chief PIX on gmail by Jitendra Agarwal Prashant Aher & Nilanjana Ghosh Choudhury Industrialists and members of the business fraternity have strongly condemned the ass Wednesday,November 18,2009 01:24 [IST] >> moneywise Go for gold --- the ETF way Macroeconomic factors indicate much upside to the asset Sandeep Shanbhag Last week, in a move that made the international community Wednesday,November 11,2009 00:28 [IST] >> 5brfs Taurus Short Term Bond Fund renamed Taurus Mutual Fund has renamed Taurus Short Term Bond Fund as Taurus Ultra Short Term Bond Fund with immediate effect. The o Monday,November 09,2009 00:16 [IST] >> 2 anchor pesek column India shows hedge-fund savvy with huge gold buy The $6.7 bn purchase has surprised all and left traders betting on who will clinch the next big deal Glittering Saturday,November 07,2009 01:00 [IST] >> 2 anchor pesek column India shows hedge-fund savvy with huge gold buy The $6.7 bn purchase has surprised all and left traders betting on who will clinch the next big deal Glittering Saturday,November 07,2009 00:56 [IST] >> pesek column India shows hedge-fund savvy with huge gold buy The $6.7 bn purchase has surprised all and left traders betting on who will clinch the next big deal Glittering Friday,November 06,2009 00:20 [IST] >> RBI buys 200 metric tonnes gold from IMF The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has bought 200 metric tonnes of gold from the International Monetary Fund for about USD 6.7 billion. Tuesday, November 03, 2009 12:10 [IST]