INFOSYS ELECTORAL BONDS
It's taxing times for electoral bond buyers after Supreme Court's Feb verdict
More than 1,000 entities who purchased electoral bonds for political donations may now face inquiries from tax authorities regarding the deductions claimed on these contributions, following the Supreme Court's decision to invalidate the scheme in February. The Supreme Court, in its ruling on February 15, declared the electoral bond scheme unconstitutional. Since its introduction in January 2018, the scheme had amassed Rs 16,518 crore in donations for political parties.
Share buybacks will be part of TCS' overall capital adequacy: N Ganapathy Subramaniam, COO
"Tata Consultancy Services has actually expanded margins by 79 bps compared to the previous year."
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Metals could be an outperforming sector in 2019 and global growth should be the catalyst, says Bhasin.
In Ananth Kumar’s death, Karnataka loses a big influencer in Delhi
In Bengaluru South, with his inimitable friendly smile, he had developed scores of friends, and a bonding with party workers.
need2know: Nine macro triggers that should matter for market today
Manufacturing activity in the country rebounded in August with new orders and output returning to growth territory
Upbeat about the Indian economy, expect trade deficit to come down: Adrian Mowat, JPMorgan
We had all sort of tapering tantrum in the markets, a lot of stress particularly on those countries with current account deficits, notably India.
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Investors should focus on IT, pharma & private banks for higher returns: Prabodh Agarwal, IIFL
"Investors should focus on sectors or stocks which can deliver 15-20% growth - twice the rest of the market," says Prabodh Agarwal.
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