Friday, Oct 26, 2012
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DID CITIGROUP CHAIRMAN PLAN VIKRAM PANDIT'S EXIT?
Vikram Pandit's last day at Citigroup swung from celebratory to devastating in a matter of minutes. The chief executive of Citigroup, was told three news releases were ready. One stated that Mr Pandit had resigned, effective immediately. Another that he would resign, effective at the end of the year. The third release stated Mr Pandit had been fired without cause. The choice was his. "The board has lost confidence in you," chairman Michael O'Neill told Mr Pandit. In fact, O'Neill is said to have begun building a case to force out Mr Pandit after he became chairman in April. read more |
CHINA: WEN JIABAO'S FAMILY AMASSED $2.7 BN WEALTH
Many relatives of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, including his son, daughter, younger brother and brother-in-law, have become extraordinarily wealthy during his leadership, an investigation by The New York Times shows. A review of corporate and regulatory records indicates that the prime minister's relatives, some of whom have a knack for aggressive deal-making, including his wife, have controlled assets worth at least $2.7 billion. Post the story, China blocks access to New York Times websites in English and Chinese. read more |
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AT A GLANCE |
BSE | 18625.34 | -133.29 |
NSE | 5664.3 | -41 |
TURNOVER
Rs. 112,574 cr
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BSE CASH
Rs. 1,920 cr
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NSE CASH
Rs. 9,491 cr
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NSE F&O
Rs. 90,094 cr
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BULLION |
GOLD | 31069 | +143 |
SILVER | 59901 | +452 |
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CRUDE |
NYMEX | 86 | -0.05 |
BRENT | 109.05 | +0.56 |
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FOREX |
$ / Re | 53.56 | 0 |
£ / Re | 86.392 | +0.07 |
/ Re | 69.353 | +0.06 |
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EVENTS TO WATCH |
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26-28 October |
| F1 Grand Prix, Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida |
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29-30 October |
| CII Media & Entertainment Summit 2012 On 'India - The Big Picture', Leela Palace, New Delhi |
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30 October |
| RBI Credit Policy |
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31 October |
| Oil Ministry, RIL Meet On KGD6 Audit |
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1-2 November |
| Morningstar Investment Conference 2012, Grand Hyatt, Mumbai |
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2 November |
| CNBC-TV 18's India Business Leader Awards 2012, NCPA, Mumbai |
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(On investigations against Robert Vadra)"Will I-T find anything if it conducts raids or surveys? Raids are conducted in secrecy. This is how CBI conducts raids after grand announcements. And what happened to Robert Vadra? Does any agency have guts to even summon him or investigate him. He is so right. It's a banana republic."
Arvind Kejriwal
Activist-turned-Politician
"I had predicted 3 months ago it will be SUN as BCCI president wanted it that way. Can't be a bigger scam than this. Someone should see N Srinivasan's relationship and India Cements relationship with Sun TV. Don't forget Kalaignar TV and India TV scam. BCCI is trying to gift team to Srini's pals. Whilst Sahara pays $ 370 mn for its team. This one goes for pennies. How and why?"
Lalit Modi
Former Chairman, Indian Premier League
(On Investing In India) "Now foreign companies have been allowed to pick up 49% so we are keeping our eyes open. It's a brave battle going on in the Indian aviation space now. Everybody is bleeding. There will be a right time and we will watch,"
Sir Richard Branson
Chairman, Virgin Group
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