The government is likely to miss its divestment targets for the fifth consecutive year, raising concerns about its privatisation plans. Dat...

Big ticket privatisation plans such as that of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) and CONCOR are ...

First and most important, ~27% of the average divestment proceeds in FY18-19 was achieved through CPSE to CPSE sale - a transaction where s...

These statutory amendments, made public in the Finance Bill on Monday after the budget, will enable the life insurer to comply with key lis...

The government has separately sought bids from merchant bankers or selling brokers in the transaction, the last date for which has been set...

In 2018, the government's efforts to divest Air India failed to take off

Officials from the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) and steel ministry are planning roadshows in Singapore and ...

The Budget proposals have increased the chances of an over supply of PSU stocks in the market.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Central Vigilance Commission, referred to apex court judgements and laws governing the CB...

Instead, the govt should enter new areas such as aerospace, new generation drugs, and micro-electronics where the private sector does not h...

Commenting on the prevailing Tamil Nadu political situation, he said, "I don't think centre has any role in Tamil Nadu political crisis."

The government’s plan to sell shares of its companies through the ETF route has also sparked interest in PSU stocks.

PSU stocks such as STC India, NBCC, Hindustan Copper, MMTC, MTNL, GAIL and SCI surged between 5-20 per cent

The S&P BSE Sensex rallied as much as 355 points in intraday trade on Tuesday led by gains in auto, capital goods and oil & gas sectors.

Here are the key income and expenditure trends to watch out for in the next two months as highlighted by Citigroup.

Mr Jay Shankar, Chief Economist, Religare Capital Markets Limited gives his insight of the Union Budget 2011.

Read what the broking houses expect from Union Budget 2009-2010.