The agency has registered a case against the Hiranandanis and group entities under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (Fema), they said. O...

Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, has called the current level of interest charged by the state government's housing b...

The Director General of Anti-Profiteering (DGAP) had initiated an investigation after an application was filed by a home buyer against DLF ...

But according to people close to the development, Tata Group is satisfied with Tata Realty’s performance over the last two years with impro...

The crisis in YES and its impact on customers nationwide has again raised the issue of business accountability.

The PMS carefully picked shares of asset-light companies that had reinvestment moats.

Most LOCs are only too real as a number of businessmen have been discovering to their discomfort.

"The market is close to lifetime high, at least in terms of the largecap indices"

Trump has listed assets of at least USD 1.4 billion and income of more than USD 452 million, according to the form, a copy of which was rel...

The garbage adds up to 9,000 tonnes per day, and there are 117 open defecation spots across the city. Diseases like dengue and tuberculosis...

A Preliminary Enquiry (PE) has been registered by CBI to probe an alleged Rs 1,700 crore land deal between Tata Realty and Unitech in 2007.

The CBI has also said that it would be investigating the allocation of dual technology spectrum to Tata Teleservices in February 2008.

Corporate Affairs Ministry has asked SFIO to provide a status report on a probe that is said to have found 'dubious' transactions between T...

TRIL sources said the transaction was done with due diligence. The land was to be acquired by TRIL during real estate boom in 2007 .

These initial findings, which have been reviewed by ET are currently being analysed at the SFIO headquarters in Delhi.

The allegations come at time when the realty firm is trying to pay down its debt acquired during the boom years of 2005-2008.

Congress today said there was "nothing illegal, malafide or unethical" in the business dealings of Robert Vadra with realty major DLF.