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US election guide to markets: What to watch once it’s all overThe S&P 500 broke its longest losing streak in 36 years and regained most of what it had lost since the FBI reignited the e- mail controver...- Clinton vs Trump: 2 days to go! US election guide for stock marketsUnder Clinton, pharmaceutical and biotech stocks “could be hit by renewed pressure to curb price increases on drugs,” BlackRock Inc. resear...
- 4 days to go: Here's the US election cheatsheet for financial marketsHere is a look at the potential winners and losers. But first, a caveat. Investors’ immediate reaction to the US presidential elections oft...
- 6 days to go: Here's the US election cheatsheet for financial marketsSince the FBI surprise dealt a blow to Clinton by reigniting controversy over her e- mails late last week, haven assets are rising and risk...
- Stock pickers see Brexit contagion in India tech to turkish carsAs investors sized up the shadow cast by Britain’s Brexit vote over EMs, everything from Turkish carmakers to Indian technology companies c...
- Infosys, Wipro may pay large sums for mega dealsThis strategy is reflecting in their numbers. In 2015-16, Infosys spent nearly Rs 400 crore on contract costs, according to their latest qu...
- Aditya Birla Group bids for Lafarge, Holcim unitsThe Kumar Mangalam Birla headed group submitted bids on Monday to purchase global assets likely to be carved out of the merger between ceme...
- Holcim, Lafarge may retain Swiss, French listings and headquarters after mergerHolcim and Lafarge, in talks to create world’s biggest cement maker to cut production overcapacity & energy costs, plan to retain dual Swis...
- Enter Cemex: Cement, too, needs consolidationCompetition will intensify as more global majors buy Indian cement companies and infuse more dynamism into a sector that has relatively lim...
- Mexico's Cemex set to buy Murli Cement for $550 mnThis will be the first major deal in India's cement sector after 2005 when Swiss major Holcim took control of two of India's largest cement...
- Venezuela willing to negotiate with CemexVenezuela, which this week nationalized cement plants owned by Cemex SAB, is willing to resume failed negotiations with the Mexican cement ...
- Cemex seeks arbitration in Venezuela takeoverMexican cement maker Cemex SAB said late Wednesday to seek World Bank arbitration over Venezuela's move to nationalize its local cement pla...
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