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Fat pay packets and lavish lifestyles have made IT professionals the most sought after in the matrimony market.

Stock markets ended on a firm note. Nifty was hovering around 4020 levels and ended the day above 4,200 levels.

Continuing with its slide, the benchmark Sensex lost another 48 points in early trading on Tuesday on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

The markets continue to trade in green with marginal gains. IT stocks are among the major on the indices.

Sensex, which had lost 36.21 points in previous session, staged a strong comeback to close 205.84 points.

The inflation rate crossed the six per cent mark in the first week of the new fiscal mainly due to a sudden 23 per cent surge in vegetable prices.

Bharti-Wal-Mart retail deal will be finally signed this month amidst concerns expressed by various political parties.

The markets ended the day on a flat note after opening the in red. The frontline indices ended flat.

A survey has found that most CEOs are in the dark about the overall health of their companies.

ICICI bank CEO M V Kamath and 7 others have been charged with dacoity after a car financed by the bank was allegedly forcibly repossessed.

Aditya Birla Group flagship company Hindalco Industries recently agreed to acquire US firm Novelis.

Internal research conducted by Alsbridge shows India has more growth potential than just the usual top picks.

The study claims the Indian online travel industry is set to see its value increase manifold over next two years.

Some back-office work would move to India, where Citigroup already operates large call center facilities.

Posco is facing stiff resistance from locals at its Rs 52,000 crore steel project site in Jagatsinghpur district.

After spectacular rally on Thursday, the markets could not manage to maintain its momentum on early trade on Friday.