Dalal Street witnessed gut-churning fluctuations, with the BSE Sensex swinging between historic losses and eye-popping gains, sometimes in the same session

Stocks to watch today on July 16: SBI Cards, Infosys, Yes Bank, L&T Infotech, SBI, GAIL among others are the top stocks to watch out for in Thursday's trading session.

Coronavirus cases in India live updates: As per Health Ministry data, 123 patients have cured and discharged, whereas 1 patient migrated

 Sensex, Nifty Live News Today: Sensex ended 1,028 points higher at 29,468 and Nifty closed 316 points to trade at 8,597

Sensex, Nifty Live News Today: BSE 30-share index Sensex rose 722 points to trade at 26,767. Similarly, NSE 50-share barometer Nifty climbed 206 points higher to 7,816 mark.

Yes Bank needs between Rs 20,000 - 22,000 crore to revive. SBI's risks will be ring-fenced with maximum exposure of Rs 10,000 crore. Yes Bank will not be merged with SBI but will remain an associate bank

SBI would hold 49 per cent shareholding post the infusion

It has not given bankers the realisations they had hoped for. Now the government has unveiled a new approach even while they are modifying the act.

After the demonetisation move in 2016 and introduction of the new Rs 2000 banknote came news reports that the RBI officials were planning to redesign all existing currency notes gradually.

With little clarity on the way interest rates are headed, we tell you how you can make money from fixed-income instruments.

Nokia is pioneering mobile payments in India, but it needs to straighten out many kinks - soon. To continue offering the servcie, it should keep its agents happy. The game will likely to change substantially over the next two years.

Credit card usage is growing but not the awareness about the rights and obligations of users. How to avoid the pitfalls that lurk in the fine print .

A micro-pension scheme that is helping millions of Indians build a future, brick-by-brick as they go through the daily grind, touches Delhi's autorickshaw drivers. BT sees if the drivers like it.

An appreciating rupee, rising wage costs, and potential withdrawal of tax breaks (not to mention a slowdown in the US) are coming together to create the worst ever conditions for Indian IT. What is the industry to do?