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Wed, Dec 9 2009

Indian shares drop 0.6 pct; Maruti, Infosys gain

* Maruti bucks trend as Volkswagen buys stake in Suzuki

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Indian shares down; metals shares lose ground

MUMBAI, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Indian shares were down slightly in morning trade, with metals companies among the losers as global equity markets weakened after heightened risk aversion saw investors shift funds to safe-haven assets and markets.

India IT companies cautious on growth, eye M&A

BANGALORE (Reuters) - India's top IT firms expressed optimism about a gradual recovery on Wednesday but stopped short of flagging a sharp rebound in the near term on uncertainties about the strength of the global economic resurgence.

UPDATE 1-Equitable outsourcing deal to save 8 mln stg

* Names HCL as new outsourcing partner, replacing Lloyds

UPDATE 2-RM posts higher FY results; CFO to retire

* CFO Mike Greig to retire next year; replacement named

STOCKS NEWS UK-Cadbury hits high as rival bidders circle

STOCKS NEWS Reuters Results diary

STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-RM up after results, directorate change

Shares in RM gain 9.2 percent after the educational software and services provider posts full-year results and announces a directorate change, with WH Ireland lifting its rating on the stock to "outperform" from "market perform".

India shares down 2nd day; banks decline

MUMBAI, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Indian shares fell more than a percent on Wednesday tracking weak global markets, with banks declining as investors took profits after a steep rally this year. Banks led the fall with the sector index , which has risen 89 percent so far this year, shedding 2 percent in the day.

Indian shares down 0.2 pct; banks top losers

MUMBAI, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Indian shares flip-flopped and edged 0.2 percent lower on Wednesday, on resistance after a steep rally so far this year, while lower Asian shares added to the weak sentiment.

Indian outsourcers shy of blockbuster M&A

BANGALORE/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - In an industry where size matters, India's showpiece software services firms need to be bold and acquire firms or risk playing second fiddle as bigger IT players emerge as one-stop shops for cost-conscious clients.

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