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BHP Billiton, Rio JV could curb China's control on ore prices
India, with exports of over 100 million tonnes of iron ore, must be keenly watching as to how soon the recently sealed joint venture (JV) between BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto to combine their mining operations in the Pilbara region of Western Australia will cross the regulatory hurdles at European Union Competition Commission and also China’s competition regulator. However, sweetly the JV is now framed to placate raising of market dominance questions, iron ore buyers fear that pooling of knowledge about production volumes and demand by the pair in JV will put them at a distinct disadvantage.

Tata Capital appoints new head for sales structure
Non-banking finance company Tata Capital today announced the appointment of Jamshed Daboo, to the newly created position of head, of national sales and services organisation.

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Though the Congress party had allocated Saifuddin Soz a seven-seater helicopter for campaigning in far-flung areas of Jammu & Kashmir, he chose to use road transport. It was only when someone pointed out that the idle chopper was also costing his party a lot that Soz decided to use it to go to Ladakh.
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Markets remain sideways

The Sensex is quoting at 17,636, higher by 20 points, and the Nifty is at 5,271, up 8 points. - Sensex near day"s low - Markets extend losses - Another lacklustre day - Sensex up marginally in early trades - F&O OUTLOOOK: Trading indicates fresh declines in near future - US markets end flat; ADRs in green ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Updated at 1201pm) The Indian markets have been trading in a listless manner in the past one hour. The Sensex is quoting at 17,594, weaker by 22 points, and the Nifty is at 5,258, down 4 points. The IT stocks continue to languish despite the rupee"s weakness after touching a 15-month high on the previous day. HCL Tech is the top loser on the NSE, down 2% at Rs 352. Hero Honda is down 1.7% at Rs 1624 and Infosys has weakened by 1.7% at Rs 2482. Maruti and Wipro have dropped between 1% and 2% at Rs 1429 and Rs 669, respectively. On the other hand, Sun Pharma has jumped 2.8% at Rs 1,592, Siemens has appreciated by 2.7% at RS 632 and Jaiprakash Associates has hardened by 2.4% at Rs 162. DLF, ABB and BPCL are the other major gainers. The market breadth is strong. There are 930 advancing stocks as against 341 declining stocks on the NSE.


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