Indian equities advanced for a fourth straight session as easing geopolitical tensions, lower crude oil prices, softer bond yields and a st...

Markets rallied sharply as easing US–Iran tensions and softer crude prices boosted sentiment. Sensex and Nifty surged 2%, adding Rs 10 lakh...

Domestic equity benchmarks ended marginally lower for a second consecutive session as weakness in financial, IT and energy shares offset ga...

Domestic equity benchmarks ended marginally higher after four sessions of losses, supported by gains in metal, energy and consumer stocks. ...

Indian benchmark indices ended slightly lower amid weakness in FMCG, IT and banking stocks, while analysts highlighted improving technical ...

Sivasankaran, who claims to own 5% in TTSL, said he will also write to Tata Sons to sue Mistry because the scuppered deal would have cost t...

2018 will be a difficult year for the industry since there is shrinkage of tenancies. But, 2019 onwards there will be revival and in 2020 w...

Market watchers have given a thumbs up to the acquisition that involve Airtel taking over the customers and spectrum of Tata Teleservices a...

The board agreed to invest up to Rs 10,000 crore for debt reduction in TTSL. It agreed to extend a guarantee for debt up to Rs 5,000 crore,...

Transaction documentation relating to the restructured transaction was submitted to the Competition Tribunal (Tribunal), Tata Communication...

Organic growth will only take you so far, especially if you are coming from behind,” Naveen Chopra, director, Vodafone Business Services sa...

Sources told ET Now that Tata Group has initiated talks with Vodafone to sell both Tata Communications and Tata Tele.

It will be a deal in several stages as both Tata Tele and Tata Comm have large shareholders with dominance on board decisions.

If the Japanese co refuses to buy out the Tatas, the Indian partner has the right to force NTT DoCoMo to sell its shares.

The telcos are likely to consolidate the BPO work among fewer vendors, which means the winners will get a larger pie of the contract.

Vodafone seeks legal opinion after it received a notice for not paying about $2 billion in tax for Hutch-Essar deal.

Capital not an issue for Tata, Vodafone deals. Over a dozen banks have lined up about $11.5b to fund the deals.