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NEW YORK (Reuters) - McKinsey & Co, long known for a button-down culture and priding itself on playing by the rules, is not looking so squeaky clean any more.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As global markets come to the end of the broad recovery from last year's crash, political risk is developing as key to which emerging markets underperform -- with Romania, Thailand, Turkey and Latvia first to feel the pinch.
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The Maduraibased Thangamayil Jewellery Ltd (TJL) has plans to come out with an initial public offer of equity shares for Rs 35 crore including premium, reports The Hindu Business Line.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An expected election victory for the Conservatives next year should hit infrastructure firms as government spending tumbles, while outsourcing groups and some defence contractors may gain.
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A National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) committee said there were limitations in submitted economic models for the drug, which led to a "high degree of uncertainty".
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BEG.L ) on Tuesday forecast that the worst is yet to come for insolvencies in the UK, saying 134,000 companies had shown signs of financial distress in the third quarter.
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BARC.L ), worth over 1.3 billion pounds ($2.1 billion), the second major Middle East investor set to make a big profit by selling down its stake this year.
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SANDALWOOD VENTURES (form S-1)

SANDALWOOD VENTURES Files SEC form S-1, Securities Registration Statement
What\'s the HNI view on Reliance Power IPO?

Speaking to CNBCTV18, Sandeep Madan, HNI said that he feels that the Reliance Power IPO looks extremely expensive at Rs 900 per share. He informed that the company’s 28000 MW power will be operational in 2016. NTPC has 28000 MW with same market cap, he added. At Rs 900, both companies are trading at same market cap, Sandeep Madan said.