India's tourism sector grew over 10 percent in the six months ending September, compared to near 8 percent in the year-ago period. According to an industry report, tourism employs 40 million people in India and could add 10 million jobs in a decade.

Inflation would remain a key concern for the RBI and the government, fading hopes of an interest rate cut, according to Assocham stated that rising prices of crude oil and vegetables, may lead to an increase in retail inflation in November 2017.

Telecom operator Idea Cellular reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 1,106.8 crore for the second quarter of the current fiscal. The company had reported a net profit of Rs 91.5 crore in July-September a year ago.

The simplest explanation for Singh taking over NDTV is that he could turn into a white knight and revive the fortunes of NDTV.

Sikka joined Infosys on August 1 2014 and since then till the market closing yesterday, the stock surged over 22% outstripping its rivals Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (down  1.44%), Wipro (up 7.79%) and HCL Technologies (up 14.51%).

Sahara Group's counsel Kapil Sibal urged the Supreme Court to push back the date for publication of sales notice for Aamby Valley auction and give some time to review their repayment plan.

Taking a higher salary home after 7th Pay Commission awards, central government employees can use the income surplus to better their financial well-being.

Bereft of passengers, money and favourable policies, regional airlines are dying.

In a bid to gain larger share in one of the world's biggest markets, Qatar Airways Ltd. may order 100 new jetliners in 2017. The international airlines also plans to announce a couple of new routes in England, Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said.

The Indian benchmark indices opened on a higher note with the Nifty hitting over 9,200-mark for the first time but closed on the lower end.

In a bid to gain a bigger share in one of the world's biggest markets, Qatar Airways announced on Wednesday its plan to launch a new domestic airline in India. This would be the first airline venture in the country that would be fully-owned by overseas entities. 

While the Asian market edged to a 19-month high on Tuesday and Wall street hitting fresh a high in Monday's trade, the Indian stock market opened on the lower end.

The aviation sector in India seems to be obsessed with big numbers. The large aircraft orders by domestic carriers continue to grab headlines with the most recent announcement by low-cost carrier (LCC) SpiceJet.

The two airlines said aviation is a \"sensitive sector\" and the FDI policy relaxation would have \"security implications\"

Higher US interest rates could make emerging markets less attractive for global investors, sparking outflows and hitting currencies such as the rupee.

Shares of SpiceJet gained over 4 per cent after the airline major said it planned to add at least three Bombardier and four Boeing aircraft to its fleet by the end of the financial year 2016-17.

While some analysts believe the valuations of midcap stocks are overstretched, there are some who are bullish on these stocks given one chooses the right ones.

The headline indices rallied tracking positive trend seen in Asian markets after weak US data reduced the already low chance of an interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve at next week's meeting.

For the Wednesday's session, the immediate resistance is seen at 8,980-9,000 levels; whereas, 8,880-8,840 would act as a support zone,\" said Angel Broking.

Shares of SpiceJet declined 2.30 per cent on BSE after the airline company is offering one-way fares beginning at Rs.444 (excluding taxes and fees) in a five day sale offer.