The business wrap: Sensex, Nifty make gains amid hopes of RBI rate cut, and six other top stories
In other headlines: The Lego Group will have a British-Indian CEO by December-end, and Bharti Airtel’s market share went up despite Jio's entry.
A look at the headlines in this sector right now:
- Sensex, Nifty make marginal gains amid hopes of an RBI rate cut and strong Asian cues: Real estate companies were the best performers on the BSE, while Adani Ports, HDFC and Tata Power rose as well.
- The Lego Group will have a British Indian CEO by December-end: Sixty-year-old Bali Padda will replace Jorgen Vig Knudstorp, who oversaw the company’s operations for ten years.
- Despite Jio’s entry, Bharti Airtel’s market share rises in country’s top five circles: Data issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India indicated that the operator gained in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Delhi, Andhra Pradesh and Mumbai.
- Banks should suspend operations till RBI ensures there is enough cash, say unions: Employees said the demonetisation exercise was taking a toll on their physical and mental health.
- Diplomatic missions of Russia, Ukraine and 3 other countries write to Centre slamming cash scarcity: Officials said Indian diplomats in their nations may face similar restrictions if the curbs continue.
- Cyrus Mistry tried to make conglomerate his ‘personal fiefdom’, says Tata Sons: The group issued a statement countering the ousted chairperson’s latest allegations.
- India will be home to 600 million internet users by 2020, claims study: Right now, around 343 million Indians use the world wide web.