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Infosys, Satyam fall on Indian bourses
Software blue chips Infosys Technologies and Satyam Computer fell on sustained unloading by speculators and funds on Indian markets on Wednesday.




Shares crash after firm start
After a firm spell, pivotals crashed on the BSE in volatile deals with Sensex crashing by 272 points intra-day to close with a loss of 78 points on Wednesday.




Sinha refuses to roll back dividend tax hike
Finance Secretary Piyush Mankad today said the Government was open to look into the possible cascading effect of proposals relating to dividend taxation even as Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha had earlier refused to roll back dividend tax.




Other headlines

IOC eyes Rs 80,000 cr
MSEB proposes 15 pc tariff hike
Govt to repay loans worth Rs 27,500 cr
Dabur to buy stakes
FDI worth Rs.1647 crore cleared
Deutsche, Dresdner marriage may cost 16,000 jobs
RBI notification for forward contracts in gilts
Consumer court fines `Dr Dolittle' Rs 4000
Bizbits
Industry has to live with dividend tax -- Sinha
HP rules out PC price cut
Fitch IBCA rates India in sub-investment grade
Maran clears FDI worth Rs 1,647 crore
Tech savvy banks use the Net to edge ahead


 
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