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Law firms, intermediaries in focus after Panama papers expose

According to ICIJ, Mossack Fonseca worked with 14,000 other entities such as banks, law firms

Street Food: Throw more light on algo issues

While speculation in the market is natural and even critical, speculation about market architecture is not a healthy sign

Sebi spotlight on BSE, NSE 'dark fibre'

Whistle-blower points out links that help select investors; NSE denies charges

SC stays order on Sardar Sarovar bonds

State's petition challenging HC striking down law on premature redemption to be heard next in July

Why Jaitley's EPF tax is godsend for insurance plans and ponzis

If the govt wanted to incentivise NPS, tax should have been on insurance products, and not EPF

Room for more disclosure in KKR-Dalmia deals: Proxy firm

Recommends vote against proposal citing lack of transparency in valuations, company says it has complied with all regulations

Gujarat model's anti-investor face

Modi seems to have successfully lobbed the fiscal time bomb set by one Patel to another. But, can his government, always busy dressing up to woo investors, afford the stench from the skeletons?

No relief for auto firms from SC

Court moves ahead with anti-pollution drive, closes more entry points into Capital for heavy vehicles

Odd-even scheme fails to hit attendance

Numbers in central government offices higher than last Monday, but less than Friday's

Reforms in audit probes a new year wish

Commercial Courts Law: The New Year gift that went unnoticed

The new law, which awaits a presidential nod, could accelerate contract enforcement and dispute resolution

15 things that went wrong for markets in 2015

15 things that would have made 2015 a great year for the Street, if these had clicked

Emaar MGF's Gupta family set to benefit from Dun Smart City

Before you break ground for that bullet train, Mr Suresh Prabhu...

738 commuters have died till November this year by falling from Mumbai local trains. The safety of commuters should take priority over the unrealistic bullet train project

The loan that bankrolled Young Indian's adventure

Main source of funds for the Gandhi family-run non-profit firm has been an unsecured loan by a company that now belongs to the Sanjiv Goenka group

Street Food: Reliance's remarkable successes at SAT

Sebi is said to have recently formed a cell dedicated to better handling of SAT cases

Delhi HC dismisses PIL on Regional bourses

Midas Touch Investors Association had sought framework for compensation

National Herald's Indore owner says will join Swamy's case

Businessman Vishnu Goyal says his partnership firm Shiva Publications had acquired rights for Indore in 1998

Caught between deep sea and RSE

To break the deadlock and relieve these regional exchanges of their misery, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) issued a circular on December 29, 2008

BSE listing fee increase stumps firms on regional exchanges

Investors seek finanace ministry intervention; bourse says move needed to keep out frivolous companies or those with mala fide intentions