Advertisers are tuning in to crime serials -- the new weekend chart toppers
The film expected to be the widest release of 2012, across 3,000 screens worldwide.
Diktat to four general insurance companies says 'avoid competition' in any corporate or group account
Sony Pictures India will be splashing The Amazing Spider-Man across 1,000-plus screens, making it the widest release for any Hollywood movie.
Regulator wants all existing products to be refiled.
Lender to acquire 30% after existing shareholders divest stake
With "profitable growth" replacing "expansion drive" as the buzzword in the sector, the country's top private life insurers have significantly reduced branches and employees over the last couple of years to cut costs and improve efficiency.
These products contribute almost 20 per cent to the total premium collection of life insurers.
Indian billionaire Shiv Nadar's foray into the insurance sector is likely to fructify soon. DLF Pramerica Life, seeking an Indian partner for its operation, is in talks with Nadar's HCL Group to sell a majority stake. According to those in the know, both parties are back on the table to iron out the nitty-gritty, after the deal got stuck a year back due to stringent guidelines.
The appetite for Indian assets is growing among investors from the land of the samurai. An appreciating yen, combined with slow economic growth, has persuaded many Japanese investors to explore opportunities beyond their national boundary, and India appears to be one of their preferences.
The show is set to be telecast from May 5.
Anil Ambani-promoted multiplex chain may sell stake to the Mexico-headquartered global giant
DB Corp, which publishes the country's second most widely read paper Dainik Bhaskar, has been gradually reducing its stake in DNA and wants to focus on the growth in regional markets.
Murdoch may re-enter space after non-compete period lapses, ABP to control three news channels of MCCS
Uppal, Kotwal, Venkataramanan shortlisted for managing director's post; outsider not ruled out.
India's largest diversified media conglomerate Bennett, Coleman and Co Ltd (BCCL), popularly known as the Times Group, has joined the race to pick up a majority stake in the two sports channels of Nimbus Communications.
According to back of envelope calculations, the value of shares released in the past two weeks worked out to be Rs 262 crore (Rs 2.62 billion).
Irda to raise provisioning norms to 163-213 per cent.
R-Cap, part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, may get a controlling stake in the venture if the negotiations fructify.
Insurer seeks leeway to invest in sub-AAA-rated companies.
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