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BSE starts real estate index
09 Jul 2007
Combined market cap on BSE tops $1 trillion
28 May 2007
BSE to sell 41-per cent stake
13 Mar 2007
BSE, NSE extends trading session from March 5
By | 03 Mar 2007
NYSE cannot acquire BSE stake after buying NSE equity
By | 16 Jan 2007
NSE, BSE to launch joint portal
By | 02 Jan 2007
Single investor unlikely to hold stake in BSE
10 Nov 2006
Foreign bourses vie for stake in BSE
05 Oct 2006
BSE''s revised market wide circuit breaker
01 Jul 2006
BSE launches of corporate e-filing system ICERS
29 Jun 2006
BSE to sign MoUs with commodity exchanges
28 Nov 2005
Sensex up 118 points
By Our Market Bureau | 14 Jan 2005
Sensex up 118 points
By Our Market Bureau | 14 Jan 2005
Sensex down 112 points
By Our Market Bureau | 11 Jan 2005
Sensex crosses 6600
By Our Market Bureau | 01 Jan 2005
Sensex closes over 6,000-mark
By Our Market Bureau | 18 Nov 2004
Sensex reaches a six month high
By Our Market Bureau | 04 Nov 2004
Sensex down 223 points
By Our Market Bureau | 29 May 2004
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