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Man Discovers SBI Shares Worth Rs.5k Bought In 1991 By Grandfather; Know The Current Value - Vimarsana News

Man Discovers SBI Shares Worth Rs.5k Bought In 1991 By Grandfather; Know The Current Value

Earlier he thought that the face value of the shares is 500 rs but later on he corrected it as 5000 rs. He states the share price opened at a premium at IPO listing and the buying price would be 5000 and not 500.

Source: india.com
Content monetisation platform set to transform the digital economy - Vimarsana News

Content monetisation platform set to transform the digital economy

Million, the groundbreaking new platform in content monetisation, was launched in the MENA region on February 9. Positioned to revolutionise the digital content creation landscape, it capitalises on the explosive growth of the creator economy

Exit planning services for small business owners: Excellent business strategy for today - Vimarsana News

Exit planning services for small business owners: Excellent business strategy for today

Selling your business is one of life’s most important events. It can mean the difference between living the retirement you’ve always dreamed about or settling for a lifestyle that is

Dave Ramsey: 13 Questions To Ask When Buying a Used Car - Vimarsana News

Dave Ramsey: 13 Questions To Ask When Buying a Used Car

When purchasing a used car, it's important to ask the right questions so that you get the best deal for your money -- and a vehicle that will ideally last you for a long time. But knowing which...

Source: yahoo.com
Advancing Quantum Current Standards Through Silicon Quantum Dot Technology - Vimarsana News

Advancing Quantum Current Standards Through Silicon Quantum Dot Technology

NTT Corporation (NTT) and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) have achieved a step forward in developing standards for quantum currents by successfully creating a stable and reliable electric current using quantum dots.