Special Report
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Value creator: How Avanti Feeds continues to grow at 60% annually
A strategic shift in product and a tie-up with a global major have seen the fortunes of Avanti Feeds rise phenomenally, along with India's shrimp exports
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Marico posts strong Q4 volume growth
Volume growth for the domestic business outstrips industry growth seen over the last few quarters.
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Zensar's Q4 results point to short-term pain for long-term gain
The IT arm of RPG Enterprises posted a weak set of earnings in the fourth quarter of 2016-17, but ramp up of new digital businesses is a silver lining
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Q4FY17 earnings: Pain for Axis Bank eases but does not appear to have ended
Provisions for bad loans double in Q4, as compared year-on-year
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Wipro’s Q4 profit rises marginally, beats estimates
CEO Abidali Neemuchwala says he expects the company to match industry growth rates by Q4 FY2018
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RIL net profit rises 12.3% in Q4 FY17, beats Street estimate
The Mukesh Ambani-led conglomerate delivered a robust financial performance across verticals including refining, petrochemicals and retail
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NCLT order is an endorsement of Tata Sons' ethics and principles: N Chandrasekaran
The Mistry camp has already moved the appellate tribunal against the NCLT's order, though the tribunal observed that the SP Group's interests weren't hurt by Tata Sons
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HDFC Bank Q4 profit up 18 percent but provisions nearly double
Shares hit a record high after bank reports steady asset quality
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ACC surprises with a lower-than-expected fall in profits
Lower realisation and higher costs drag the cement giant's bottom line
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Surge in provisioning dulls IndusInd Bank's otherwise sound Q4 earnings; Yes Bank's profit jumps 30 percent
IndusInd Bank made a Rs 122 crore one-off provisioning for bad loans in the quarter but CEO Romesh Sobti says this will most likely be reversed in a month's time
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Tata Sons wins Round 1 but battle may have just begun
The NCLT decided that the Shapoorji Pallonji Group firms' petition against Tata Sons is not maintainable on legal grounds and refused to grant a waiver. But Mistry is almost certain to move the appellate tribunal