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Bajaj Auto: Volumes skid

The lack of financing options for customers in a tight credit market has hit Bajaj Auto hard.

Rice: US won’t prefer another Indo-Pak war

As the Manmohan Singh government kept its options open to take whatever necessary action required to protect the integrity and security of India, visiting US Secretary of State

Nifty 2600 Call adds 5.7 lakh shrs in Open Interest

FIIs were net sellers to the tune of Rs 138 crore in Nifty Futures while net buyers of Rs 206 crore in Nifty Options. Nifty Futures shed 8 lakh shares in Open Interest and ended at 5point discount. Nifty Open Interest PutCall ratio increased to 1.05 versus 1.03.

Ford considers sale of Volvo

Ford Motor Co said on Monday it was reviewing options for Volvo and could sell the luxury Swedish car brand as it scrambles to shore up cash.

Govt mulls strike on Pak terror bases

The Manmohan Singh government is weighing various options including a strike on Pakistan to dismantle its terror bases in response to the recent Mumbai terror attack.

FO cues: Futures Open Int up by Rs 2121 cr

FO cues: Stock Futures add 4 cr shares in Open Int. Futures Open Int up by Rs 2,121 crore, Options Open Int up by Rs 2,088 crore.

GM board reviews bankruptcy

The board of directors of embattled US automaker General Motors is considering ‘all options’ including bankruptcy.

‘Citigroup could replace Pandit as CEO’

Vikram Pandit, the Indian-American CEO of Citigroup, could well be on his way out as the banking giant is looking at various options, including his sacking, to infuse confidence among its investors and tide over the worst-ever crisis it is facing, a media report here said Saturday.

‘GM board weighs bankruptcy as option’

The board of directors of embattled US automaker General Motors Corp is considering “all options” including bankruptcy, according to a report on the Wall Street Journal’s Web site late on Friday.

Citi may replace Pandit as it seeks new wave of confidence

Replacing Pandit– an enthusiastic defender of the company’s existing mix of businesses — is one of the options being considered by Citi executives, along side selling all or part of the company, a public endorsement from the government or a new financial lifeline to stabilise the banking behemoth, after its shares took a sharp plunge this week.