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Meet the former TCS techie whose current net-worth is Rs 13,500 croreBharat Desai, a former TCS programmer, co-founded the IT consulting firm Syntel with his wife, Neerja Sethi, from their apartment in 1980, ...- Budget 2024: Here is Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's full budget speech; Click to readBudget 2024: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Budget for 2024-25, marking her 7th consecutive presentation. This budget is...
- Ayodhya Ram Mandir Guest list: Politicians, biz honchos, sports & Bollywood stars, here's who all are attendingAyodhya Ram Mandir Guest List: As Ayodhya prepares for the Pran Pratishtha ceremony at the Ram Mandir on January 22, the Shri Ram Janmbhoom...
- 2023 could be more like 2013 but not as bad as 2008: Nilesh Shah, Envision CapitalFor a 1-year perspective, invest in largecaps such as the Nifty or a basket of stocks from the Nifty, while midcaps and smallcaps are bette...
- Investing strategy after Budget: Analysts handpick over 30 stocks from 3 themes"The sharp increase in capital spending in a year of global uncertainty, a credible fiscal consolidation, no change in the capital gains ta...
- 7 capital goods and defence stocks which can be bought now: Sandip Sabharwal“Stocks like Bharat Electronics, HAL, etc, continue to remain buys on any dips and there are some private sector companies which benefit du...
- RBI’s new mandate sparks confusion among fintechs; Foxconn may make EVs in IndiaThe regulator’s directive quickly sparked confusion and frustrations among fintech startups, which told us the RBI appears to be giving ban...
- Stocks of Indian businesses with EU links take a big knock ahead of the Brexit voteExperts believe companies that use the UK as a base to gain access to other European markets, such as those from IT and pharma sectors, wil...
- A high-profile wedding reception for Hemendra Kothari's daughter AditiAditi tied the knot with Vikram Desai in April but the couple will have a grand reception in Mumbai and Jaipur.
- Job market, education, startups and technology; what to expect in 2015Expect shareholder meetings to be noisier and minority investors to influence more corporate decisions than ever before in 2015.
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