Facing questions, the Centre on Wednesday insisted in the Rajya Sabha that State Bank of India (SBI) had not waived off Rs 7,000 crore loan, including that of industrialist Vijay Mallya, and asserted that such cases are being pursued.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley referred to the Mallya loan issue as a "terrible legacy" which the NDA (National Democratic Alliance) government had inherited from the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) government.

Nasscom (National Association of Software and Services Companies), the country's software lobby, has revised its growth forecast downwards to 8-10% this year after its biggest members such as Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, Cognizant and Infosys struggle to grow faster due to an uncertain environment.

In April, Nasscom projected the $108-billion export-focused software and back offices industry to grow 10-12% this year.

New Delhi: Vodafone Group Plc. wrote down the value of its Indian business by €5 billion (around Rs36,460 crore) on Tuesday, citing increased competition in the country’s telecom market, causing its global first-half loss to double.

The UK-based telco’s net loss surged to €5.1 billion in the six months to 30 September, compared with a net loss of €2.5 billion a year earlier.

Mumbai: A room with a giant screen displays project-wise data, colour coded to show the stage of its implementation, and adorning one of the walls is a mascot of a warrior.

This is the war room where top executives of Bank of Baroda take the biggest credit decisions and firm up plans so that they are implemented across the bank immediately.

The stock of Tata Motors plummeted nearly 10% on Tuesday after the auto major’s second quarterly profit fell short of Street expectations.

The Tata Motors stock eroded Rs15,057.51 crore from its market valuation. It slumped 9.88% to end at R457.25 on BSE. During the day, it tanked 10.99% to R451.60.

Chaotic scenes and seemingly never-ending queues can still be seen outside banks and ATMs as people hustled to get valid currency notes for meeting their daily expenses after the Centre last week demonetised the old higher value bills.

Cash-strapped people were seen waiting in frustration as most of the cash dispensing machines ran out of cash within hours after being stocked, while thousands of ATMs are still not functional. Adding to the customer woes, there have been reports of bank servers facing technical glitches.

After a strong opening, BSE benchmark Sensex trimmed initial gains but was still trading higher by 173 points in late morning trade, helped by fresh buying in IT, teck, auto, power and telecom sectors amid positive global cues.

However, sustained selling was seen in consumer durables, capital goods, metal and FMCG stocks.

In response to global prices and currency fluctuations, the three state-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) have decided to lower the prices of petrol and diesel from midnight Tuesday.

According to the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), retail petrol price will be decreased by Rs 1.46 per litre and diesel would become cheaper by Rs 1.53 per litre, excluding state levies.

With the government coming down hard on black money, analysts say the real estate sector will be among the worst hit given the high usage of cash.

Stocks of companies in the realty segment have been on a downward spiral since the demonetisation was announced. Banks, on the other hand, have been grappling with high stressed assets / non-performing loans. Will the demonetisation add to their woes?

US tech giant Google today confirmed it will expand its vast campus in central London, a move a source said is expected to bring 3,000 jobs to the British capital.

Google announced it would add a new office building to a complex currently under development behind London's King's Cross train station, which the tech firm said would be its first wholly owned and designed building outside the US.

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