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Coal India IPO likely between Oct 18-21
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Norms for public offers by insurance companies soon
Description: The norms for public offer of shares by insurance companies will be issued soon, which will allow Indian promoters to dilute stake or issue fresh shares to fund the capital intensive business.Norms for public offers by insurance companies soonNorms for public offers by insurance companies soon
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SKS Micro's IPO lands in controversy
Description: The disputes involve two charitable microfinance organisations that helped Mr Akula put SKS on its feet.SKS Micro's IPO lands in controversySKS Micro's IPO lands in controversy
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India's peripatetic middle powers MakeMyTrip IPO
Description: The company commands half of Web travel-agency bookings in India, where a rising middle class is increasingly on the go. Moreover, MakeMyTrip is growing faster than the market.India's peripatetic middle powers MakeMyTrip IPOIndia's peripatetic middle powers MakeMyTrip IPO
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Investors lap up Engineers India issue
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