Essel Group Says Lenders Have Agreed to Not Declare it Defaulter in Case of Steep Fall in Share Prices in Top Business News- News18.com published on January 27, 2019 leave a reply This development comes two days after shares of ZEE Group companies had come under massive selling pressure, plummeting up to 33 per cent. from Top Business News- News18.com http://bit.ly/2Tjipse Tweet Share Share Share Share Previous Post Odisha's Paradip Port Likely to Handle 110 MMT Cargo This Year Next Post Cabinet May Soon Approve Relief Package for Farmers to Tackle Distress post written by: Rohit Related PostsGovt May Announce Formulation of Policy for Toys Sector in Budget 2021 The govt said the policy will help in creating a strong ecosystem for the industry in the country and also attract startups. from Top Business News- News18.co… Continue ReadingIndian Stock Market May Witness Profit-taking After 50,000 Peak; All Eyes on Union BudgetThe record-breaking run has been continuing, with the benchmark reaching the momentous 50,000-mark on January 21. The 30-share BSE index jumped to its record hi… Continue ReadingFinance Ministry Allocates Rs 660 Crore Additional Funds to MP for Citizen-centric ReformsThe ministry has allocated this additional funds to the state for capital expenditure for undertaking the 'One Nation, One Ration Card' reforms, Ease of Doing B… Continue ReadingCong Slams Govt Over Rise in Fuel Prices, Demands Rollback of Central Excise Duty HikeCongress leader Rahul Gandhi attacked the Centre over the rise in fuel prices, saying people are suffering due to inflation while the Modi government is busy in… Continue ReadingAfter Failed Carrefour Bid, Couche-Tard Seeks To Reassure Befuddled ShareholdersCanadian convenience store operator Alimentation CoucheTard Inc has been quietly reassuring shareholders about its growth strategy after its abrupt plan to buy … Continue Reading
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