Bandhan Bank's shares plunged 10.5 per cent on Monday after the transaction, its biggest loss since March 30. They were up as much as 2 per cent on Tuesday
The first-of-its-kind study is expected to enrol up to 2,400 participants who live or work at facilities that have had a recently diagnosed case of COVID-19
RIL, JSW, and Tata Projects, among others, testing all employees and also building databases
Successful equity raising showcases lender's regained access to external market funds, which is a result of its improving financial strength, the agency says
Auto executives confirmed that negotitations between steel companies and major automakers - Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Mahindra & Mahindra - are in final stages
Things have now settled down to a routine
Media planners say Vivo, Oppo and others will go all out on digital and TV, as IPL is only high-impact sports event from India this year. It also falls in festive season, which is key for phone brands
Industry experts say after almost zero traffic in April, airline traffic has marginally improved to 30 per cent in July but not enough to pay for costs
While the price of the vaccine hasn't yet been decided, the firm said it would like to keep it under Rs 1,000
Those who have left include India business head Nikhil Chopra
Launch likely by next FY after PTC complies with market regulations
Bandhan Financial Holdings, the holding company of the bank, sold nearly 337.4 mn shares at a minimum of Rs 311 apiece to raise Rs 10,500 cr
The Supreme Court hearings that start this month will determine the legacy of Ratan Tata and establish the rights of minority shareholders
Job losses continue as domestic demand struggles as lockdowns return in states and export orders vanish
It had posted a net profit of Rs 31 crore in the corresponding period a year ago, according to a BSE filing by the company.
While RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani had said during the company's annual general meeting last month that orders per day were 250,000, according to IIFL, the figure is now 400,000
Continued pressure on dine-in sales may hurt growth
While operational gains will continue, firm may not turn profitable this year
Companies expect to reach full capacity in August after fixing supply chains that collapsed in the months-long lockdown to contain the coronavirus
Rating says airlines operated at much lower capacity of about 27% this July compared to July 2019 level, but there was a marginal rise over the 25% capacity achieved in June 2020