Sebi to streamline book-building norms
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) plans to make more changes to regulations on initial public offers through book building and the fixed price route in order to streamline the current procedures and smoothen out the aberrations in IPO market.

RIL back in the punters' buy list
Reliance is back as the most fancied stock of leading operators in both Mumbai and Calcutta. The scrip's rallying point was Rs 215 or thereabouts in the first week of December 1999, when punters began building up positions in the counter, led by a Mumbai-based operator.

Slow growth at Ingersoll Rand
Between August 1999 and the present, the Ingersoll Rand stock lost one- third of its 1999 peak value of Rs 550. One of the prime reasons has been the steep fall in net earnings in the third quarter over the corresponding period last year.


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  Online marketing of IPOs mooted
  Sebi receives three offer documents
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  Market Round-up
  To avoid volatility investors must opt for diversified equity funds


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