This share has delivered strong returns during the last 10 years. The stock, which stood at Rs 7.2 on December 24, 2009, closed at Rs 625 on BSE on December 24 this year. During the last 10 years, the company's share price has risen over 8,580 percent compared to 1,100 percent rise in the share price of market leader VIP Industries. Find out more about this small cap stock.

Ajanta Pharma share price which stood at Rs 12.41 on October 30, 2009 has risen to Rs 1,020 during the period.

Bharat Rasayan share price which stood at Rs 68.35 on October 28, 2009 has risen to Rs 5,939.65 during the period.

Indian Bank share price has lost after five sessions of consecutive gains. The lender has lost 40.67% during the last one year and fallen 47% since the beginning of this year.

Safari Industries share price has fallen 26.82% since the beginning of this year and lost 15.04% during the last one year.

During the last 10 years, Safari Industries share price has risen over 8,580 percent compared to 1,100 percent rise in the share price of market leader VIP Industries

With additional discounts up to 23% exclusively for Prime members on select Amazon Devices, customers can look forward to saving more on Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Spot, Fire TV Stick and Kindle during the Amazon Freedom Sale.

If you have been meaning to buy that futon or that television set, there are a few things you should look out for when the sales start.

Amazon Prime members can be a part of the Prime Day sale that will last for 36 hours straight from 12 pm on Monday. Amazon Prime is launching over 200 new products.

The Indian e-commerce space has been monopolized by two big names, Flipkart and Amazon. Neither Flipkart nor Amazon wants to let go of any occasion to compete. Independence Day is yet another example.

Amazon has announced the dates of its 'Great Indian Sale' which would commence on August 9 from 12 AM (midnight) to 11:59 PM on August 12.

As the top E-commerce unicorns battle it out for a greater market share, purchases on their websites continued at a frenzied pace with Amazon saying it was \"midway through the sale, yet #GreatIndianFestival witnesses no slowdown.''

Dilip Piramal, Chairman, VIP Industries, blames the slump partly on changing consumer preferences. For one, there has been a clear dip in demand for hard luggage, VIP's forte.

Subrata Dutta, the managing director of Samsonite, spoke to BT's Anumeha Chaturvedi about the brand's products and expansion plans.

Pepsi and Coca-Cola have woken up and, hey, it is not even summer.