Indian Chief Dark Horse, Forbes list, BSE Sensex, Indian rupee, Gold prices, more

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Polaris Industries Inc Chairman & CEO Scott Wine, President & COO Bennet J Morgan with others during the launch of the Indian Roadmaster and Indian Chief Dark Horse, luxurious American bike brand in Bangalore. (PTI)

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Polaris Industries Inc Chairman & CEO Scott Wine sitting on the bike as President & COO Bennet J Morgan looks on during the launch of the Indian Roadmaster and Indian Chief Dark Horse, luxurious American bike brand in Bangalore. (PTI)

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Forbes world's biggest public companies list <a href="https://www.financialexpress.com/article/industry/india-home-to-56-of-the-worlds-2000-powerful-companies-forbes/70141/">Read full story</a>

4/11

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Hero MotoCorp today reported a 14.05 per cent decline in net profit at Rs 476.53 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2015 due to a one-time impairment payment. <a href="https://www.financialexpress.com/article/industry/automobiles/hero-motocorp-q4-net-profit-declines-14-at-rs-477-cr/70247/">Read full story</a>

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Assets under management (Graphs: PTI)

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Benchmark BSE Sensex today tumbled by 118 points to settle at 26,599.11 — its lowest closing in 6-1/2 months — on rupee breaching 64-level, rising oil prices and MAT worries. (Graphs: PTI)

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Banking, realty, consumer durable, oil&gas, healthcare and auto stocks were at the receiving end.The broader markets remained under heavy selling pressure from cautious retail investors with the BSE midcap and smallcap indices falling by 1.95 and 1.68 per cent, respectively. (Graphs: PTI)

8/11

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Continuing its weakness for the fifth session, the Indian rupee dipped below the 64-mark to end at 20 months’ low of 64.23 against the American currency on sustained capital outflows by foreign funds. (Graphs: PTI)

9/11

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Gold prices drifted by Rs 120 to trade at Rs 27,230 per ten grammes at the bullion market today, snapping its two-day rising streak, largely due to weak global cues and fall in demand from jewellers. (Graphs: PTI)

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Sintex Industries consolidated net sales during the quarter under review were up 11.99 per cent to Rs 2,044.97 crore as against Rs 1,826.02 crore in the same period last fiscal. (PTI)

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People traveling dangerously on a motorcycle during a strike in Hyderabad. (PTI)