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Movies boost Zee Tele - Balaji Telefilms sags on serial ratings
Mumbai: Zee Telefilms Ltd's (ZTL) strategy to introduce a Hindi film at Thursday prime time slot has not only helped the channel in getting better ratings but has also boosted the stock price at the bourses. On the other hand, Balaji Telefilms Ltd's stock is on a downturn because its ratings for some of its serials have edged down, analysts tracking the company said.
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Nedungadi Bank tumbles on RBI moratorium
Mumbai: The stock of Nedungadi Bank has been witnessing a lot of volatility ever since reports surfaced that Punjab National Bank (PNB) is keen on acquiring it. The stock is on a downward trend shedding about 49 per cent since October 1 2002.
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FII drives up Hero Honda?
Mumbai: A foreign institution was rumoured to have bought shares of Hero Honda. Dealers said that the deal could be wrapped up at a considerable premium over the present price levels.
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Market, regulatory changes pulling down Bharti stock
Mumbai: Despite an exponential growth in the cellular market, Bharti TeleVentures Ltd (BTVL), - - a player in this market - - has fared poorly in the stock market. Its share price has dropped by over 44 per cent on both the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange since it first started trading in February this year at Rs 45.
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Institutions up stake in Ind-Swift
Chennai: The decision of Chandigarh-based pharma major Ind-Swift Ltd to file two patents for its novel drug delivery system (NDDS) products in anti-histamines and anti-infective segments coupled with good financial performance for the quarter ended June seemed to have lured institutional investors into the company.
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SEBI may call for more details on ACC deal
Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India may make use of some of its new powers while probing, as directed by the Securities Appellate Tribunal, whether there was any "change of control'' in the Gujarat Ambuja-ACC deal.
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Mid-cap stocks make merry; PSUs stage recovery
Mumbai: A Section of small and mid-cap stocks attracted buying interest on Friday even as stocks of public sector companies staged a recovery. PSU stocks were battered after the report on Tuesday regarding delay in disinvestments of Nalco.
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Market round-up
Mumbai: Call rates ruled tight on Friday on higher demand. Opening the day at 5.60-65% from the previous close of 5.50-60%, call rates continued to hold above the repo-rate of 5.50%.
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Re strengthens; G-secs dull
Mumbai: The rupee closed strong at 48.2650/27 per dollar on Friday as against the previous close of 48.2850/29.
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