The Economic Times Daily Newsletter

	Dated:April 17,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 19386.82 -310.04 NIFTY 5824.55 -86.95 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Kanoria Chemicals & Indus 41.20 + 20.11 IVP Ltd. 51.50 + 20.04 Southern Petrochemicals I 23.00 + 18.55 Sentinel Tea and Exports 20.10 + 18.23 Cronimet Alloys India Ltd 127.55 + 15.48 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Kwality Dairy (India) Ltd 120.35 -14.06 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 2,989.50 -9.57 Excel Infoways Ltd. 35.05 -9.31 ATN International Ltd. 1.55 -8.82 Banco Products (India) Lt 78.10 -7.68
Top Headlines Emerging market funds attract more money amid uncertainties Global uncertainties have made investors look East, as they have poured $2 billion into emerging market equity funds last week. Mukesh Ambani plans big for financial business, non-traditional way RIL signed a joint venture with global private equity fund house DE Shaw late last month for its financial sector foray. Tata Group to invest Rs 1.2 lakh cr in 5 years The Tata Group will put in half of the planned investment in power sector, while the other significant portions will be in steel and automobile sectors. Most Read Story Seven tricks of highly effective corruption As India takes yet another shot at rooting out graft, here's how business and government find ingenious ways to bend rules and cut deals. Most E-mailed Story Immigration hotspot: Uganda becoming popular with Indian professionals and companies Unlike most Western countries, Indians can go to Uganda on a tourist visa and then look for a job as new opportunities are emerging. Most Commented Story Lokpal bill committee: Attempt to bypass parliament Suppose that a draft Bill, proposed by the committee and placed before Parliament, is rejected by the MPs, then what happens? Latest Updates Shares grew faster than market benchmark: Essar Energy Ombudsman has limited role for online taxpayers BlackBerry services to continue in UAE Evonik sells carbon black unit for $1.3 bn