The benchmark Sensex on Tuesday rose by nearly 160 points amid a rise in global stocks, which were bolstered by two major acquisitions in the pharma and IT space in the US. After surging over 200 points in the opening trade after a three-day weekend …
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Sensex ends up by 160 points; IT, pharma sectors lead rally – Hindustan Times
Posted on 29 September 2009.
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