Jio Fiber broadband connection: Reliance Jio has received 1.5 crore requests and is aiming to cover as many as 2 crore residences and 1.5 crore business establishments across 1,600 towns in India

Reliance JioFiber comes with a host of useful bundled services along with its broadband services. Airtel Xstream Fiber, on the other hand, offers a better data usage limit. Here's how they size up

Tata Sky has joined hands with digital platforms such as Hotstar, Sun NXT, Eros Now and Hungama Play to launch their new digital content service, Tata Sky Binge

Six mutual funds have a total exposure worth Rs 6,300 crore to the Chandra-led group; the group company needs to pay another instalment of Rs 3,700 crore by September 30

Punit Goenka, the 43-year-old Managing Director and CEO of Zee Entertainment, is fondly called 'Mr Positive' by his colleagues. In a conversation with BT's Ajita Shashidhar, he talks about how he has been approaching the debt crisis and his plans after he gets done with the repayment

\"Nothing changes in Zee Entertainment (after stake sale to Invesco Oppenheimer); it has been business as usual, apart from the fact that the promoters won't own as much of the stake as they did in the past,\" says Punit Goenka

The Subhash Chandra-controlled Essel Group was given time till September to de-leverage or pare its debt pile of Rs 13,000 crore, of which Rs 7,000 crore is owned to mutual fund investors. The Group announced that the proceeds of the Zee Entertainment stake sale deal will be utilised to pay off its debt.

The fund house's liquidity arrangement, to be put in place shortly, covers certain fixed maturity plan (FMP) schemes with exposure to the Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) issued by two subsidiaries of the beleaguered group, Edisons Infrapower & Multiventures Private Limited and Sprit Infrapower & Multiventures Private Limited

Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty closed at their day's high and ended the week with 1.61 per cent gains today. Strong domestic cues with the NDA winning the 17th Lok Sabha elections at two thirds majority has held the market on positive territory against weak global cues.  

The buzz is that the new regulatory framework, which aimed to make TV viewing more transparent and affordable, hasn't worked as planned. So TRAI is now planning to look into mechanisms that can help bring down tariffs.

Pulling the plug on NaMo TV suddenly after the elections has raised serious questions about the various loopholes in the system

CG Power, Reliance Communications, Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers, INOX Leisure and Jet Airways were the top Sensex gainers. Top Sensex losers were Cox & Kings, Vodafone Idea, Indiabulls Real Estate, Westlife and Zee Ent.