| Emerging-Market Stocks Fall for First Time in Nine Days, Paring July Gain - Emerging-market stocks fell for the first time in nine days on renewed concern that slowing global economic growth will reduce earnings.
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| Jindal, Reliance, Tata Communications, Asian Paints: India Equity Preview - The Bombay Stock Exchanges Sensitive Index, or Sensex , fell 120.24, or 0.7 percent, to 17,957.37, its steepest decline since July 7. The S&P CNX Nifty Index on the National Stock Exchange lost 0.6 percent to 5,397.55. The BSE 200 Index dropped 0.4 percent to 2,287.41.
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| Invest online for transparency, safety - Mutual funds have been a preferred route for retail investors who are not very keen on directly investing in stock markets. Until market regulator Sebi banned entry loads on mutual funds last year, these were largely sold by distributors of the fund houses across the country.
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| Bombay Dyeing says no proposal to sell polyester plant - MUMBAI, July 28 (Reuters) - Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Co Ltd said on Wednesday there was no proposal at present to sell its polyester plant to Reliance Industries Ltd , denying a report by the Economic Times.
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| NSE in partnership talks with Tokyo Stock Exchange - The country's premier bourse, the National Stock Exchange, is in talks with the Tokyo Stock Exchange for a possible partnership to cross-list key products on each other's platforms.
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| ONGC touches month low after weak qtrly numbers - Mumbai, July 30 (PTI) Shares of state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation today plunged to a month low of Rs 1,221.10 before closing flat on the Bombay Stock Exchange, a day after the oil major posted a 24.5 per cent fall in its quarterly net profit.
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| Soros eyes stake in Bombay exchange - Hedge-fund king George Soros is in discussions to purchase an investment in the Bombay Stock Exchange, part of his ongoing interest in emerging market shares, according to people close to the matter.
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| George Soros Is So Bullish On India That He's Buying Their Stock Exchange Itself - George Soros is closing negotiations with Dubai Holdings to buy a 4% stake in the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Mr. Soros clearly likes the long-term growth prospects for the Indian stock market, too bad he's limited to a maximum 5% stake according to Indian rules.
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| NSE in partnership talks with Tokyo SE - NEW DELHI: The National Stock Exchange is in talks with the Tokyo Stock Exchange for a possible partnership to cross-list key products on each others platforms.
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| India's Hot Economy Attracts Buffett, Soros - India has been one of the most attractive emerging markets to invest in, attracting legendary investors such as George Soros and Warren Buffett.
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