Share price of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) rose up to 1.73% or 27 points to Rs 1,579.80 compared to the previous close of Rs 1552.55 on BSE

Stocks in the news: Bharti Airtel, Ashok Leyland, IL&FS, Artson Engineering, Vaibhav Global, TTK Prestige, Canara Bank, Tata Power and other stocks will remain in focus on Thursday's trading session

Total M&HCV sales were down 32 per cent year-on-year at 5,966 units in November 2019, as against 8,716 units in November 2018

Tata Motor's employee cost as a percentage of its net sales during the September quarter expanded to 10.7% from 5.9% in the year-ago period

RIL share price rose to a fresh all-time high of Rs 1,581.25 against the previous close of Rs 1569.75 on BSE

SBI Cards and Payments Services Ltd plans on issuing fresh equity shares worth Rs 500 crore

Stocks in the news: YES Bank, DHFL, Ashok Leyland, Indian Overseas Bank, Ujjivan Financial Service, HT Media among others are the top stocks to be in focus on Thursday's trading session

Reliance Industries share price rose 0.98% or 15.3 points to hit a record high of Rs 1, 576 compared to the previous close of Rs 1560.70

Forbes India Rich List 2019: This is the 12th consecutive year that Ambani has topped the list despite being a 'challenging year' for the Indian economy, according to the American business magazine. Ambani's wealth swelled to $51.4 billion this year.

The Tamil Nadu-based company had announced non-working days for eight out of its 10 plants in the country last month

TKM is the fourth company to offer voluntary retirement for its employees after GM, Hero Motorcorp and Ashok Leyland as the ongoing auto slowdown continues to lead to heavy losses for companies

All the major carmakers saw high double digit decline in September. There are some indications though that the worst of the downturn the auto industry has seen maybe over

Market leader Maruti Suzuki that accounts for one of every two passenger vehicles sold in the country posted a 17.2 per cent dip in its tally in June at 111,014 units

Auto industry shares fell in early trade today on report that government think tank National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog has given the automaker industry a deadline of two weeks to come up with a plan to switch to electric vehicles (EVs).

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.