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Tuesday, March 14, 2006
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BSE Sensex10803.71(+38.55)
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Ranbaxy fin services arm renamed
The promoters of Ranbaxy Laboratories have renamed their financial services company Fortis as Religare Enterprise Ltd to provide a complete range of financial services to its corporate, retail and wealth management clients. Religare would ... More

NEW FUND OFFER


ABN AMRO Mutual launches Future Leaders Fund
Targets asset base of over $1 billion; awaits SEBI nod for PMS More

INSIGHT


From K-10 to 10-K, little has changed
Even while the boast of `confidence levels' in the economy continues, and a correlation is made with the Sensex touching 10-K, a trip down memory lane from K-10 to 10-K reveals that certain hard realities have not changed in the last five years. More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Volatile movement
Monday's trading action witnessed Volatile movement. However, the sentiment reading of the tradable counters remains bullish. Bear domination on Tuesday is likely to change the sentiment reading in its favour. On the contrary, the prevailing ... More

STOCK MARKETS


Sceptics are turning into believers
Follow the elementary rules of investment, choose good companies, be consistent, patient and methodical, and you won't lose money. You lose money only when you are rash, greedy and in a hurry. More

Funds buying props up BoB
Bank of Baroda is coming into the limelight at the bourses with several analysts and fund managers taking a positive view on the stock. At current levels, the stock is being seen as undervalued and analysts are advising clients to increase ... More

Change in biz dynamics fuels rally in Kopran
Stock hits 5% upper circuit band with 67,500 shares changing hands More

Price levels of new entities down
With investors hoping to make quick money on listing day, several newly listed companies are trading far below their listing price. Brokers said that with most investors looking to book quick profits on their IPO allotments, the market is awash ... More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS


FII inflows cross $3.2-b mark
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COMMENTARY


Tech stocks save the day
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IPOS


Kewal Kiran eyes inorganic growth
Likely to buy brands in women's and kid's wear More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES


DSQ Group promoter remanded to judicial custody
The promoter of the Chennai-based DSQ Group of companies, Mr Dinesh Dalmia, was produced before the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) here today by the Kolkata police after he was brought to the city from Chennai this morning. Rejecting his ... More

TRENDS


PSU general insurers book big trading profits
Gains from stock market boom to keep bottomline healthy More
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