Share Market : Key benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty turned volatile and ended lower on Monday, tracking global equities

Share Market LIVE: Key benchmark indices have started Monday on a record high note, with Sensex hitting lifetime high of 41,185 on BSE and Nifty hovering near all-time high of 12,158 on NSE

With results in from almost all 650 parliamentary seats, the Conservatives had won 361, their biggest election win since Margaret Thatcher's 1987 triumph

Share Market LIVE: Vedanta, Axis Bank, SBI, Hindalco and YES Bank were among the top gainers on Friday. Dr Reddy, Bharti Airtel, Kotak Bank, Zee Entertainment and Bajaj Auto were among the top losers in today's trade.

Forecast not only pegged the Tories way past the 326-mark required for the all-important majority in the 650-member House of Commons, but also meant Johnson's so-called divorce agreement is set to be turbo-charged to go full speed ahead

Share Market LIVE : On Thursday, Tata Motors, SBI, YES Bank, Tata Steel, Vedanta were among the top gainers. ONGC, Bharti Airtel, Bharti Infratel, HCl Tech and Infosys were among the top losers.    

Share Market Today: Sensex ended 172 points higher at 40,412 and Nifty rose 53 points to 11,910.

The bulk of the terminations will be in technology and operations units

YES Bank share price rose up to 5% in trade today ahead of the meeting of board of directors of the private lender on December 10 to finalise and approve the details of the preferential allotment

Saudi Arabia's state oil company Aramco raised $25.6 billion in its initial stock offering. The amount raised has broken the record of Chinese online giant Alibaba's $25 billion-debut on the Wall Street in 2014. The market launch has spiked Saudi Aramco's value at $1.7 trillion. It is now way ahead of the other contenders in the trillion-dollar club - Apple at $1.2 trillion and both Microsoft and Alibaba at $1.1 trillion. However, it fell short of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's target of $2 trillion. Saudi Aramco will begin trading three billion shares on the country's Tadawul stock exchange on December 12 at a starting price of 32 riyals or $8.53. The new private shareholders are mostly Saudis. The government used a series of initiatives to encourage Saudis to buy a stake in the kingdom's crown jewel. Watch the video for more.

Saudi Aramco raises $25.6 billion in largest-ever IPOSaudi Arabia's state oil company Aramco raised $25.6 billion in its initial stock offering on Thursday. The amount raised has broken the record of Chinese online giant Alibaba's $25 billion-debut on the Wall Street in 2014. The market launch has spiked Saudi Aramco's value at $1.7 trillion. It is now way ahead of the other contenders in the trillion-dollar club.'I condemn this approach': FM Sitharaman says her onions remark take...

Saudi Aramco IPO: The amount raised has broken the record of Chinese online giant Alibaba's $25 billion-debut on the Wall Street in 2014

The official Xinhua News Agency said the two sides discussed solving issues regarding each other's core concerns

Benchmark BSE S&P Sensex surged 530 points to hit a fresh closing high of 40,889.23, while NSE Nifty50 soared 164 points higher to end Monday's trade at 12,079

Reinforcing the upbeat tone adopted by China in recent days, Xi told a visiting U.S. business delegation that China holds a 'positive attitude' toward the trade talks

PSU banks disburse record Rs 2.5 lakh crore loans in OctoberAs part of a government-mandated outreach programme, public sector banks disbursed a record Rs 2.5 lakh crore of loans during the festive month of October, the finance ministry said on Thursday. In a bid to boost consumption and revive the economy, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had in September asked banks to reach out to customers and signal their willingness to lend following all prudential norms.WeWork to lay off...

Under co-founder and ex-CEO Adam Neumann, WeWork had become bloated, was diversifying into all kinds of areas - including setting up a school and running apartment buildings - and was expanding at a breakneck speed without any clear route to profitability

The 56-year-old Jhaveri had joined the Wall Street major as a management associate way back in 1987 and had a steady rise to become vice-chairman of banking, capital markets and advisory for the Asia Pacific earlier this year, after heading the India operations for almost a decade between 2010 and 2019