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The government on Monday extended the date of filing GSTR one to September Ten, but the taxpayers are still facing issues uploading their comes back, which they have packed in offline utility mode

Five Sep, 2017, Ten.50AM IST

Market Now: Reliance, Infosys most active stocks in terms of value

Barring pharma, all sectoral indices were trading in green on NSE.

Five Sep, 2017, Ten.23AM IST

Split with Nissan Didn’t affect market share: Ashok Leyland

Ashok Leyland’s over eight-year-old joint venture arrangement with Nissan Motors .

Five Sep, 2017, Ten.23AM IST

Auto companies like Hyundai, Tata Motors, advance plans to make electrical cars in India

Hyundai, South Korea’s largest carmaker, is considering the assembly of electrified vehicles in India as early as two thousand nineteen and has dropped hybrid car plans for the market.

Sensex, Nifty trade plane; Nifty Pharma top sectoral loser

Nifty Pharma shed early gains and was trading 0.55 per cent lower at 9,020.60.

Buy Rico Auto Industries target Rs 78: Nirmal Bang Securities

Buy Rico Auto Industries at a price target of Rs seventy eight and a stoploss at Rs seventy two from entry point.

Markets should go lower but specific stocks might outperform: UR Bhat, Dalton Capital Advisors

“Come back of growth momentum and North Korea situation are the two triggers market has to witness.”

Market Now: North Korea crisis deepens; these stocks slip over 10%

All sectoral indices were trading in crimson on NSE.

Nikon India launches D850 DSLR camera at Rs 254,950

The camera provides nine fps continuous shooting mode backed by ‘EXPEED Five’ image-processing engine.

Skoda expects over 30% sales hop; to bring SUV Kodiaq soon

Over the weekend, the Volkswagen Group company spinned out a racing variant of its popular model Octavia- the Octavia RS two hundred thirty – at a killer price of Rs 24.63 lakh.

Auto Components Sector grows fastest in six years

According to the data available with the ACMA, the aftermarket segment grew by 25.6% to Rs 56,096 crore last fiscal from Rs 44,660 crore in the previous year.

India’s auto components industry grows 14% to about Rs three lakh crore

According to the latest data by ACMA, the after market segment grew by 25.6 per cent to Rs 56,096 crore last fiscal from Rs 44,660 crore in the preceding year.

Nifty Auto index extends gains on better sales numbers

The overall markets ended Friday’s session in green.

Buy Exide Industries target Rs 216: Manas Jaiswal

Buy Exide Industries at a price target of Rs two hundred sixteen and a stoploss at Rs two hundred from entry point.

Choose asset-heavy industries as they remain outperformers: Anish Damania, IDFC Securities

“Post the developments at Infosys, IDFC Sec analyst has cut his bullish call to a neutral.”

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