Markets ended in the negative after swinging between gains and losses due to selling in index heavyweights-ITC, Mahindra &amp; Mahindra and Reliance Industries; also concerns over slowing global growth weighed.

Markets crack in late trades, Sensex slips 247 pts

Business Standard

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers of Rs 254.55 crore (provisional) today, according to data released by BSE.

FIIs net sell Rs 255cr, DIIs net buy Rs 317cr

In a bid to better streamline the database, market regulator the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has operationalised a centralised web-based complaints redress system where all investor complaints would be processed.

Sebi activates web-based complaints redress system

Press Trust of India

The opening bell ceremony to include Coal India in the Sensex will be held on Monday, the BSE said here today.

CIL, Sun Pharma to join Sensex club from Aug 8

Weeks after being pronounced guilty of abusing its dominant market position by the Competition Commission of India (CCI), leading bourse the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has settled a trading software dispute with its fierce rival Financial Technologies (FTIL).

NSE, FTIL settle dispute over trading software

Jignesh Shah-promoted Financial Technologies India Ltd (FTIL) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) have finally settled a dispute, wherein a software developed by the former had been under &lsquo;watch list&rsquo; by India's leading equity bourse. NSE has now agreed for the software to be used in the currency segment.

NSE, FTIL settle software dispute

Shares of BL Kashyap &amp; Sons hit a 20 per cent lower circuit on Thursday following media reports that the company had been charged with provident fund (PF) evasion.

BL Kashyap shares slump on reports of PF irregularities

Trades between FIIs generated a volume of Rs 30 crore on the BSE Thursday-an decrease of 52.69% from Rs 63 crore clocked on Wednesday. As many as four stocks witnessed trades of 6.54 lakh shares on Thursday.

FII-TO-FII: IndusInd Bank traded at 3% premium

The International Gemological Institute (IGI) is the world&rsquo;s premier lab for certifying diamonds and fine jewellery, besides training people in these skills. The Antwerp-headquartered institute has been operating in India for 12 years, playing a big role in transforming the diamond processing sector from a scattered, local-centric industry to a world-class cutter and polisher. Roland Lorie, CEO, talks to Dilip Kumar Jha.

Q&A: Roland Lorie, CEO, IGI

Markets may nose-dive in opening trades following selloff in equities across the globe over sovereign crisis and global growth concerns.

Pre-market: Gap down opening seen

Indian ADRs slumped in line with markets in US. Stocks from the Tata group led the losses. Tata Communications and Tata Motors tumbled 6.5% each to $9.18 and $19.37, respectively.

Indian ADRs drop in trades

Shares of oil marketing companies Indian Oil, HPCL and BPCL recorded smart gains in early morning trade today, despite an overall downward move on the bourses.

Oil shares move ahead in slippery market

Blue-chips like Reliance Industries, TCS, Tata Steel and Infosys plunged into deep red on stock market today, as investors dumped stocks with significant export exposure after an overnight sell-off in the US market.

Investors dump interest rate, export-sensitive stocks

Warren Tea stands tall amid today's equity market carnage. The stock rallied 8% at Rs 556 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

Warren Tea at life-time high, zooms 80% in one week

Andrew Holland, CEO-Equities, Ambit Capital spoke to Krishna Merchant on the current market scenario and macro economic outlook of the global economies.

No indications of double-dip recession: Ambit Capital

Attributing the stock market crash to panic selling by investors, the government today said the Indian bourses would recover soon as fundamentals of the economy remained strong.

Investors selling in panic, market to recover: govt

Carborundum Universal is trading higher by more than 1% at Rs 296, bouncing back more than 5% from the day&rsquo;s low of Rs 283, after the board approved the proposal to sub-divide the equity shares of the company from face value of Rs 2 each to Rs 1 each.

Carborundum Universal rebounds on board nod for stock split

The markets shaved off 2% today following a rout in equities across the globe as risk aversion for equities re-surfaced.

Markets sink on global meltdown

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers of Rs 1,788.96 crore (provisional) today, according to data released by BSE.

FIIs net sell Rs 1,789cr, DIIs net buy Rs 1,372cr

The investors were left poorer by over Rs 1.33 lakh crore after today's stock market crash, even as the market managed to recover nearly half of the losses suffered earlier during the day.

Market crash: Investors lose Rs 1.3 lakh cr

All was not lost in today's market plunge as about 20% of stocks managed to register gains while a few of them also scaled new peaks.

One in five stocks buck downtrend

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