Currently, the stock is trading at 735 level compared to 90.45 five years ago. If you had invested Rs 1 lakh into the stock five years ago, the investment would be worth Rs 8.12 lakh today.

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has notched up big notional losses in portfolio stocks, especially in the midcaps space.

The stock is also part of ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's portfolio who holds 5.21 million equity shares or 3.69% stake as of June 30, 2018, the shareholding pattern data shows.

Markets continue to remain volatile after rising US government bond yields triggered global sell off. BSE Sensex has lost over 2040 points since the budget day.

Earlier, the Sensex hit an all-time high of 34,488 level intra day. Nifty too touched lifetime high of 10,659 in trade today.

Sensex scaled new heights in the year 2017 and touched an all time high of 34000. The markets rallied due to surge in liquidity and ample buying by FPIs and DIIs. Almost all sectoral indices of the BSE gained. Out of the 20 BSE sector indices, 19 have gained and 1 remain unchanged between 2 Jan 2017 and 27 Dec 2017.

The GST rate cut move has come as a relief for many consumers and companies hit hard by the allocation of specific goods to the 28 per cent tax bracket.

Market breadth was negative with 763 stocks rising against 1950 falling on the BSE. Lupin (17.30 percent), Cipla (6.47 percent), State Bank of India (3.19 percent) were among the other top losers.

Her efforts to update the VIP brand are showing results.

A bigger basket of stocks across small and mid-cap segments is a boon for investors looking for well-diversified portfolios and high yields.

The achievers who have made it to our list this year too.

The Genomals have become trusted partners of Jockey all across Asia, becoming billionaires in the process.

Business Today showcased the rapid strides made by women in corporate India at a glittering ceremony in Mumbai.

Among the winners was, India's richest woman, Nita Ambani, the Chairman of Reliance Foundation and Director of Reliance Industries.

Though VIP had a market share of 60 per cent but the youth didn't identify with it. Radhika resurrected the country's first strolley brand, Skybag and positioned it as a youth product.