Snapping its eight-day gaining streak, Infosys, the second most-valuable scrip on the Bombay Stock Exchange, fell nearly 2 per cent in early trade.

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The state-owned company said the bankers will manage the first phase of its upcoming Rs 8,000-crore follow-onpublic offer, scheduled for early next year.

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The overall buoyant sentiment in the auto sector helped the company surge to a lifetime high of Rs 1,067.50, making it the best performer in the sector.

The agency has challenged the high court's decision, contending thatRaju may influence the witnesses, a majority of whom are his formeremployees.

Shares of Infosys Technologies tanked 2.65 per cent to a month-low of Rs 2,690 on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

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