BSE, NSE remained closed today
There was no trading on the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges today in the wake of the terror attacks in the country's financial capital. A BSE spokesperson told PTI here that following the "abnormal situation" in the metropolis and the State Government's advice to the people to stay home, it has been decided to keep the BSE closed today. The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) and the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) will remain closed today, following the terrorist attacks in the city.
There was no trading on the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges today in the wake of the terror attacks in the country's financial capital. A BSE spokesperson told PTI here that following the "abnormal situation" in the metropolis and the State Government's advice to the people to stay home, it has been decided to keep the BSE closed today. The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) and the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) will remain closed today, following the terrorist attacks in the city.
Google to cut contract workers
Internet search giant Google said it is significantly reducing the number of contract workers uses because of acute phase of the economic crisis, but has no plans at this time to lay off employees, as per the “Wall street Journal” source.
Indian markets shut; Mumbai attack raises risk premium
The Reserve Bank closed the bond and foreign exchange markets today but said it would continue auctions to keep cash flowing through interbank lending markets, which seized up after the global financial crisis destroyed Wall Street banks in September.
German carmaker Daimler may cut some working hours
Daimler AG said Thursday it is considering cutting working hours at some of its car production plants in Germany as the economic gloom pushes down sales. The company said it may scale back hours at Mercedes-Benz car manufacturing facilities in Sindelfingen, Berlin, Bremen and Dusseldorf.
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