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Sensex recovered by 98.70 points at 14,189.62 in the first five minutes of trade on funds buying in heavyweight stocks.

Corus' Board recommended Tata Steel's revised bid to its shareholders for it being "fair and reasonable."

Tata Steel and CSN entered the auction ring for the prized trophy amid reports the bid could go as high as $11 billion.

Govt tries to make cement, raw materials, capital goods cheaper to lower manufacturing cost.

The TV Today Network has decided to buy back up to five per cent of its paid-up capital.

A survey on economic freedom lists India and China near the bottom of the index, with Hong Kong right on top.

The two prestigious institutes have, for a student exchange programme, which will start from the next academic year.

Crude price levels in international market should drop a few points more for petrol prices to drop in India.

Vodafone keeps all its options open in Hutch-Essar quest, including partnering some of the other key suitors.

If high interest rates of your home loans have become a big headache for you, take heart!

Heavyweights like Vodafone, Reliance Communications and Maxis Communications are also eyeing the venture.

The Sensex closed down 143.21 points at 13871.71, and the broad based Nifty closed down 35.25 points at 3988.8.

44 professional services like legal, education, health, sports and film actors will come under service tax net.

Experts anticipating that the two bidders would sweeten their offers for Corus by the middle of this month.

An action packed 2007 is on cards with at least 20 new schemes waiting on the sidelines to be launched.

London's Sunday Times named LN Mittal the Business Person of 2006 on the basis of voting done by readers.