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Onion price drop by up to Rs 10/kg in consuming mkts on govt action

Wholesale onion prices fell by up to Rs 10 per kg in consuming markets such as Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai with increase in arrival of the perishable commodity after the government imposed stock limits

Singapore-based bond trade platform set for New Year launch in India

Singapore-based bond exchange, BondEvalue, developed by India-origin entrepreneurs, is targeting to launch a blockchain-platform in the New Year to facilitate investment in bonds by individuals

Gujarat: Traders impose voluntary lockdown in Sabarkantha, Rajkot

All traders in Khedbrahma town of Sabarkantha and the main grain market at Rajkot in Gujarat have decided to enforce a week-long stringent lockdown in the wake of a spike in Covid-19 cases

Reliance Retail-Future Group deal: Traders worried over retail mkt monopoly

Praveen Khandelwal, secretary general of Confederation of All India Traders said the deal will lead to monopoly and consequently unfair domination by the large player(s)

Bakrid: Trucks carrying goats stranded, traders seek compensation from govt

On July 15, Maharashtra minister Aslam Shaikh said the state government will set up an online mechanism for the sale and purchase of goats for the upcoming Bakrid festival

Imported Rakhi products from China to take Rs 4,000 cr hit: Traders' body

The traders' body said that an estimated Rs 6,000 crore of goods are sold each year during the of Raksha Bandhan festival in which China alone contributes about Rs 4,000 crore

Delhi traders try to woo back customers with heavy rebates, free masks

The traders' bodies are also in touch with the Centre and Delhi government to run special trains to bring back migrant workers from their home states to solve the labour crisis

Traders' body CAIT suggests measures to broaden GST to simplify taxation

Traders' body CAIT on Wednesday suggested a host of measures, like technical audits and waiver of late fees, to broaden the GST base and make the taxation system simple.

Turn on the lights: Non-essential retail back as govt eases lockdown norms

Barring Mumbai, shops across other key metros reopen

Stimulus 2.0: Reforms good, implementation a challenge, say food firms

The reason is the "well-oiled system" that exists right now, preventing farmers from approaching buyers directly.

Gujarat extends interest subsidy, loan for small traders, street vendors

Under the Atmanirbhar Gujarat Sahay Yojana scheme, the loan will be available via written application at co-operative banks, district banks and credit co-operative societies

Market Ahead, May 8: All You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell

A total of 13 companies, including SBI Cards and Shree Cements, are scheduled to announce their March quarter results today

Traders seek clarity, urge states to issue guidelines on reopening of shops

The Retailers Association of India (RAI) said the government's order to allow reopening of shops is open to interpretation as terms like "market complexes" are not easily understood

Pharma traders oppose Medlife-Uber partnership to deliver medicines

Uber, in a press release, had said that the partnership was aimed at ensuring that essential needs are fulfilled right in the safety of customers' homes

Coronavirus outbreak: A 21-day lockdown may have cost India Rs 8 trillion

The sectors that have been most impacted are transport, hospitality, and real estate

Covid-19: Traders may shut their businesses during Janata curfew on Sunday

The traders' body would take the final decision on the shutdown on Friday

Friday's market surge may be temporary; traders need to be cautious

With net inflows of Rs 5,868 crore from domestic investors, leading indices closed with gains of over 4%

Short sellers caught off-guard as market swings within hours of opening

After the markets opened 5% gap-down, the Nifty hit the lower circuit of 10% within five minutes. This led to the halting of trade for 45 minutes

Big e-commerce meets small biz: A balancing act for Amazon, Flipkart

As trader groups cry foul against them, online majors learn to do business with small companies

Why China's fight may hurt public health more than the virus itself

Business leaders and economists in China are increasingly saying, Enough