Markets continue to trade higher in the late noon deals on the back of sustained buying visible in the capital goods, realty and banking stocks.

NEW DELHI|MUMBAI: India's biggest real estate firm DLF, which is looking to offload non-core assets to pare debt, has received offers of Rs 2900 crore for its 17-acre plot in Mumbai's Lower Parel area.

Indian markets ended on a flat note with positive bias on Thursday. The market had a gap up opening on positive Asian cues. Bargain buying across the board led to Nifty gaining further ground as the session progressed.

by FP Staff May 17, 2012 It was another volatile session for the markets. The Sensex managed to close at 16066, up 60 points from its days low and off 174 points from the day's high.

Meridian Communication, a WPP company, has entrusted the creative mantle of its Mumbai office to Ogilvy's Anuraag Khandelwal and Satish deSa.