Sensex trading flat; Consumer durables, realty stocks slide The Hindu Indian markets were trading marginally in the red as investors remained cautious ahead of the RBI monetary policy review today amid firm Asian cues. | The RBI is unlikely to cut key interest rates as economists feel there is less scope for banks to pass on the rate cut benefit to borrowers. | Accord...
Sensex surges 221 points; Consumer durables, realty stocks steal the show The Hindu Indian markets were trading up about 1.2 per cent in the morning session on Friday after posting steep losses on Thursday due to fresh buying by funds and retail investors owing to firm Asian cues. | At 10.10 a,m., the 30-share BSE index Sensex was up 221.26 points (1.18 per cent) at 19,048.42 and t...
Sensex down 23 points; Consumer durables, banking stocks major losers The Hindu Indian markets were trading down by over 0.1 per cent in the late morning session on Tuesday on sustained selling by funds and retail investors in select stocks amid weak Asian cues. | At 10.55 a.m., the 30-share BSE index Sensex was down 23.04 point...
Sensex down 71 points; Consumer durables, banking stocks major losers The Hindu Indian markets were trading down by over 0.3 per cent in the morning session on Tuesday on sustained selling by funds and retail investors owing to weak Asian cues. | At 10.05 a.m., the 30-share BSE index Sensex was down 71.58 points (0.37 per cent) ...
Obesity Epidemic: What Consumer Reports Doesn't Tell You... The Examiner “We've long cautioned against taking quick-fix weight-loss drugs like Belviq, and Qsymia -- that was also approved by the FDA last year--as well as supplements, because their benefits are usually minimal, and their adverse effects can be troublesom...
Consumer Council urges caution over mouthwatering restaurant discounts South China Morning Post The Consumer Council has issued a new warning about discounts offered by chain restaurants as part of their customer loyalty programmes. | It said that even though discounts may appear attractive, there may be traps for the unwary. | In one complaint...
Tiff between MSEDCL, consumers escalates The Times Of India NAGPUR: State power distributor MSEDCL has taken serious objection to the resolution passed by consumer representatives (CRs) of Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) against its managing director Ajoy Mehta during the hearing held on ...
Your comments on GMO labeling: Whose responsibility is it to inform consumers? Syracuse In a column on Sunday, Ursula Rozum claimed "we deserve to know what's in our food." | In May, the global March Against Monsanto protested the agricultural giant, which has taken steps to prevent states from requiring genetically engineered foods to ...
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Sensex trims initial losses The Hindu The BSE benchmark Sensex trimmed its initial losses, but was still quoted lower by 57 points due to selling pressure, mainly in consumer durable, metal, FMCG and auto sectors on th...
China outsources carbon emissions to poorer areas BBC News China is outsourcing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions within its own borders, a study has found. | This is much like the way in which rich countries in the West have long turned to C...
Britons getting fatter despite consuming fewer calories The Daily Telegraph Britons are consuming 600 fewer calories a day but are actually getting fatter because of sedentary jobs and a lack of exercise, a respected think-tank has found. | Despite consuming less fat, sugar and alcohol Britons are getting larger Photo: ...
