Morning Business News :
- Fed Keeps Rates Steady, Closely Watching Global Markets
- Govt To Sell 10% Stake In EIL; May Get Over Rs 690 Cr
- ONGC May Defer Plan To Buy Overseas Assets
- China’s Economy Still Faces Downward Pressure
- 70% Stocks Of NSE Nifty Have Entered ‘Death Cross’
- Ratan Tata Invests In Specialty Tea Firm Teabox
- NSE To Suspend Trading In Essar Oil From Feb 10
- 200 Sezs Likely To Be Exempt From 18.5% MAT
- Shareholders Cry Foul As SBI Skips E-Voting
- Oil Sector Contracts To Have 10% Domestic Purchase Clause
- Asian Stocks Struggle As Oil Falters, China Weakens
- Trai Suggests Base Price Of Rs 11k Cr For 700-Mhz Band
- Coal India Faces Third Labour Strike
- Textiles Exports May Remain Flat At $40 Billion In FY16: Textile Commissioner
- Gatelab Offers Low-Latency Risk Gateway To NSE
- RBS Profit Hit By £2.5 Bn In Extra Provisions
- Cognizant Buys US-Based KBACE Technologies Inc
- India, Armenia Amend Double Taxation Avoidance Convention
- HDFC Q3 Profit Rises 6.6% To Rs1,520 Crore
- Shapoorji Pallonji Enters Affordable Housing With ‘Joyville’
- Neyveli Lignite Q3 Profit Plunges 85% To Rs48 Crore
- Godrej Consumer Q3 Profit Up 23% To Rs323 Crore
- United Spirits Q3 Profit Down 45% At Rs41 Crore
- Havells India Q3 Net Up 3.92% To Rs120 Crore
- Sensex, Nifty End Flat Ahead Of US Fed Meet Outcome
- Raghuram Rajan To Wait For Union Budget Roadmap Before Next Rate Cut: HSBC
- No Decision Yet On Minimum Import Price For Steel
- World Bank Cuts Oil Price Forecast To $37 A Barrel
- Govt Approves Hybrid Annuity Model For Highway Projects
- India Projected To Be World’s Fastest Growing Economy
- Gamesa Bags 30mw Wind Turbine Order From PTC
- India Clears Cyber Security Pact With Malaysia, Japan
- NHB Changes Eligibility Criteria For Refinance Policy
Today’s Wealth Mantra !
“The individual investor should act consistently as an investor and not as a speculator. This means that he should be able to justify every purchase he makes and each price he pays by impersonal, objective reasoning that satisfies him that he is getting more than his money’s worth for his purchase.”
–Benjamin Graham
