Mar 12, 2010 0142 IST
Denmark’s ISS buys majority stake in SDB Cisco for Rs 150cr
Denmark-based over $12-billion facility management company ISS is acquiring a majority stake in security services firm SDB Cisco for close to Rs 150 crore, said a person with direct knowledge of the development.
SK Birla Group acquires 3.6% more in Digjam
The SK Birla Group has acquired a 3.6% additional stake in Digjam from Asset Reconstruction Co (Arcil) taking its holding to 30.4%.
IPO-bound cos may get relief on float cap
The government may provide a temporary breather for companies that have already filed their draft prospectus with the capital market regulator from meeting the norm of a minimum public holding of 25% in their companies.
Race to the bottom with G4 currency rhetoric

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Post price peak, industry lobbies for white sugar import duty
Big majority in US wants Wall Street regulation
An overwhelming majority of Americans wants Wall Street subjected to tougher regulation in the aftermath of the bank bailout and the bonus scandals that have rocked the US financial sector.
NMDC offer gets lift from state investors: Sources
State iron ore miner NMDC saw the institutional order book fully covered on the second day of its share offering worth up to $2.6 billion, thanks to big orders from two state-run financial groups, sources said.