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Gainers & Losers: Tata Investment, Newgen among 8 stocks that moved most on Thursday
Indian equity markets tumbled as US-Iran tensions triggered broad-based selling. Select stocks like Newgen, Netweb and Tata Investment gained.
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Apple Lobbies India To Avoid Billions In Potential Tax On iPhone Manufacturing Equipment: Report
The iPhone maker has urged the Indian government to revise tax rules to align with global framework
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Tata Investment Share Price Adjusts After First-Ever Stock Split
Despite appearing to crash by 90%, shares actually gained around 7%
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Tata Deepens Apple Partnership With $100 Million Buyout Of Justech’s India Arm: Report
Tata Electronics’ purchase of Justech’s India operations marks another significant step in its bid to become a key iPhone manufacturer.
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Sensex, Nifty Poised For A Subdued Opening; HCL Tech, RBL Bank, JustDial, Tata Investments, KEC Stocks Are In Focus
LG Electronics India is expected to list today. Reports indicate a strong debut with grey market price at nearly ₹400
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Indian Markets Open Firm Ahead Of RBI Policy; Tata Investment, Pfizer, Shriram Finance Gain Ground
Pharma, autos, and media stocks led early gains, while Tata Motors and Atlantaa were among top movers.
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Top Gainers & Losers on Sep 30: Tata Investment Corp, OLA, Sammaan Capital, Indian Bank, PNB among top gainers today
Indian equities fell for the eighth consecutive session on September 30, amid weak sentiment and rising trade tensions. The Nifty 50 declined by 0.01%, while the S&P BSE Sensex dropped 0.12%. Sector performances varied, with Nifty PSU Bank gaining 1.84% and Nifty Media losing 1.23%.
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Mega Tata Capital IPO: Price Band Set At ₹310-₹326
It includes a fresh issue of 21 crore shares and an offer for sale of 26.58 crore shares by existing investors, including Tata Sons and IFC.
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Bloodbath on Dalal Street: Indian stocks sink after Trump’s twin blows; 440 of 500 stocks tumble on BSE 500
Dalal Street plunged this week, with over 440 BSE 500 stocks in red, following US President Trump’s H-1B visa fee hike and new medicine tariffs. The BSE 500 dropped 3.3%, led by IT and pharma sector losses. While Coforge and Tech Mahindra saw significant declines, 44 stocks, including Tata Investment Corporation, defied the gloom.
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Indian Markets Extend Losing Streak; Auto, Realty Drag, FMCG Bucks Trend
Benchmarks closed lower for the fourth straight session, with Nifty slipping below 25,100 and Sensex under 82,000
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