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Sleep is an essential in our never ending strive to maintain good health. Lack of sleep can cause Fatigue and Stress, Heart Complications, Nervous Breakdowns and also fatal consequences. Recently corporate India had a sound wake up call due to the unfortunate demise of Ranjan Das, the CEO of...

It is never a cake walk for the top decision makers of a country like India when it comes to optimal allocation of funds to areas dealing with country’s security and areas dealing with country’s sustainability and well being like health, education, literacy and overall better living standards...

Rupee in a tight range of 55.6325-55.75 ; stocks fall ahead of expiry: The rupee is trading in a tight range on Thursday at 55.6575/6650 versus a previous close of 55.6250/6350. The pair has traded in the 55.6325-55.75 band ahead of GDP data and the speech from Fed's Bernanke on Friday. MCX...

The NSE Nifty remained lacklustre since early trade and was moving in a tight range around 5170-5200, even after a fall in Asian markets. Hang Seng, Kospi and Taiwan Weighted dropped 1-1.5% while Shanghai declined 0.6%. Nikkei and Straits Times slipped 0.3% each. The BSE benchmark went down 17...

The market had rallied more than 2% on Friday after European leaders agreed to support region’s banks. The BSE benchmark slipped 10 points to 17,420.19 while the NSE benchmark was up 0.90 points at 5,279.80.

The NSE Nifty has been moving in a tight range around the 5150 level since yesterday ahead of F&O expiry. The market is heading for strong closing in the current series as compared to previous series. Benchmarks rallied 4% in June series on hopes of rate-cut, stimulus from central banks globally...

The 50-share NSE Nifty continued to move in a narrow range of 5100-5135 since morning trade due to lack of domestic and global cues. The broader markets too remained lacklustre. The BSE benchmark rose 34.76 points to 16,916.92 and the NSE benchmark gained 10 points at 5,124.75. Among sectoral...

SOMEHOW in the United States, we’re almost an afterthought,” said Annise Parker, the Houston city controller, the night before the city’s mayoral election. “I don’t care. I think our future is international.” That kind of blunt talk is central to Ms Parker’s appeal, and the next day, on December...

NewsWatch: U.S. stock futures in tight range as oil price climbs ... two sessions, raising the question: Have commodities peaked? Mortgage applications up 7.5% last week, MBA survey shows Applications filed for mortgages rose a seasonally adjusted 7.5% in the week ... More...