So in that kind of timeframe and that kind of zone it is bound to be that many of these midcap and small caps could play a bit of volatile ...

Just Dial Ltd., incorporated in the year 1993, is a Mid Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 2501.56 Crore) operating in Services sector.

Here’s who bought and sold what in some of the key bulk deals of the day.

Despite the encouraging numbers, a call for action was suggested in several core areas for the eventual growth of the startup ecosystem.

The development presents a setback for Indian ecommerce companies that remain unsure of tapping equity markets despite their tremendous gro...

The company is now targeting the first quarter of 2018 as a realistic timeline for the IPO and will seek to raise funds meanwhile.

IISL, an arm of NSE, will bring down the number of stocks on its benchmark index for the IT sector to 10 from May 29.

Accel Partners, which manages $230 million in India-focused capital, plans to raise $250-275 million for its fourth India fund.

'India as an economy is doing well, though there are concerns like inflation. However, numbers of core industrial growth have been good.'

"There are a lot of challenges that the economy faces. Investors now should be positively positioned, but look at all the clues that will e...

"If there is a fractured mandate and we do actually see a very sharp pullback, we should be buying and piling up on some good quality stock...

"The numbers of technology companies have been slightly lower, but those of private banks have been definitely a booster for the markets."

"The stock has already rallied around 200% since its IPO less than a year back. So if you look at the larger context, this kind of volatili...

If you have a stable government at the Centre with substantial number of seats coming for the major party in the coalition, we would expect...

After hitting a record high, Sensex ended with a marginal gain of just 69.94 points, or 0.33%, to close at 21,133.56 for the week, while Ni...

Whenever you see the markets drifting down from 6000 to 5500 the midcaps have been making newer lows and whenever market moves back from 55...

The Indian markets are not falling off due to rupee or any local issue. They are following the global trend.