FC Weekend


  • May
    17

    Post 2008 financial meltdown, although steel stocks made a smart recovery the very next year, riding on liquidity infusion by global central banks, the lack of recovery in global steel demand coupled with a slowdown in the domestic economy, where the GDP growth rate has fallen from 9.3 per cent in FY11 to 5 per cent (advance estimates for FY13), has soured sentiments at the steel counters.

  • Undeterred by India’s pitching for a rating upgrade, global credit rating agency Standard and Poor’s on Friday reaffirmed its long-term negative outlook, a notch above junk, and warned that it may lower the rating if reforms slow down.

  • Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) wants to promote shale gas as a substitute energy resource.

  • ITC, Asia’s second-biggest tobacco company by market value, on Friday reported a 19.4 per cent growth in net profit to Rs 1,928 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31.

  • Tata Steel may find it difficult to raise funds in the near future because of a big hit on its profit and loss (P&L) account for the year ended March.

  • Not very long ago India’s men of steel were scouring the world for mills in trouble, picking up cheap a plant here and another there. What a change has

  • By Meghna Maiti

    When a star like Angelina Jolie does something as drastic as this the world is struck with shock and awe. Shock because she has undergone a double mastectomy

  • By Andrea Burzynski Reuters

    Many leading US colleges and universities face a shortfall in enrollment for fall classes and will offer price discounts as they compete for students in an ever expanding higher education