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As expected India Inc reported a strong growth at the topline level thanks to the continued consumption-led demand however macro-economic pressures on the domestic as well as global front are making their presence felt at the bottomline level.

Servicing more than 28 crore individual policies, the corporation also has another nine crore covered under various group insurance and superannuation schemes

The June 2011 (Q1FY12) quarter yielded a good topline growth, but a disappointing bottomline for India Inc.

In the midst of the global economic crises, the Indian economy offers an investment opportunity in its internal consumption surge.

The downgrade of the US by S&P has sent markets across the globe in a tizzy. What does it mean for the Indian investor?

A new IPO of SRS Ltd is slated for release later this month. The company is likely to have a high price band, notwithstanding a foxing history that suggests a chop-and-change business outlook.