This document provides instructions for creating a business letter with a letterhead and table in Microsoft Word 2010. It outlines objectives like changing margins, inserting and formatting shapes and images, adding borders and symbols, and inserting tables. The document then provides step-by-step instructions for completing each objective, such as how to change margins using the Margins gallery, insert a shape and apply styles, add text wrapping to objects, and insert a table and enter data.
The key points from the document are:
1) The Indian stock market indices Sensex and Nifty closed up around 1.6-1.7% led by gains in FMCG, banking and metal stocks.
2) In European markets, the CAC, DAX and FTSE indices closed up around 0.5-0.7% while the NASDAQ closed up 0.33% and the Dow Jones closed down 0.32%.
3) Among Nifty gainers, Bharti Airtel gained the most around 5.3% while among losers, Power Grid Corporation lost the most around 1.5%.
The Indian equity markets ended the week with losses of around 0.8% as both the Sensex and Nifty closed in the red. Most sectoral indices also ended negative except for healthcare. Inflation continued to rise in April to 7.23% due to higher food and fuel prices. Globally, markets were under pressure due to uncertainty around Greece's political situation and concerns over Spain's banking sector. The rupee also weakened to hit a record low for the week.
- The key Indian equity indices, Sensex and Nifty, closed lower on January 23rd, declining 0.60% and 0.56% respectively, as traders booked profits following strong earnings from companies like Infosys and Reliance Industries.
- European markets also closed lower, falling between 0.20-0.88%, while the Hang Seng rose 0.29% and the Nikkei fell 0.35%.
- Among sectoral indices, IT fell the most by 0.75% while banking and auto also declined around 0.60-0.70%.
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The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Specifically, older adults who exercised regularly performed better on tests of memory and decision-making than those who did not exercise regularly.
The Nifty and Sensex indexes fell over the week by 1.59% and 1.5% respectively. Major losers included Cipla, RPower, and BHEL, while gainers included La Opala RG and Zylog Systems. Technically, the Nifty may see a short-term range bound movement around 6240-5650 points. The rupee weakened against the dollar, while US markets posted weekly gains boosted by technology shares.
This document provides instructions for creating a business letter with a letterhead and table in Microsoft Word 2010. It outlines objectives like changing margins, inserting and formatting shapes and images, adding borders and symbols, and inserting tables. The document then provides step-by-step instructions for completing each objective, such as how to change margins using the Margins gallery, insert a shape and apply styles, add text wrapping to objects, and insert a table and enter data.
The key points from the document are:
1) The Indian stock market indices Sensex and Nifty closed up around 1.6-1.7% led by gains in FMCG, banking and metal stocks.
2) In European markets, the CAC, DAX and FTSE indices closed up around 0.5-0.7% while the NASDAQ closed up 0.33% and the Dow Jones closed down 0.32%.
3) Among Nifty gainers, Bharti Airtel gained the most around 5.3% while among losers, Power Grid Corporation lost the most around 1.5%.
The Indian equity markets ended the week with losses of around 0.8% as both the Sensex and Nifty closed in the red. Most sectoral indices also ended negative except for healthcare. Inflation continued to rise in April to 7.23% due to higher food and fuel prices. Globally, markets were under pressure due to uncertainty around Greece's political situation and concerns over Spain's banking sector. The rupee also weakened to hit a record low for the week.
- The key Indian equity indices, Sensex and Nifty, closed lower on January 23rd, declining 0.60% and 0.56% respectively, as traders booked profits following strong earnings from companies like Infosys and Reliance Industries.
- European markets also closed lower, falling between 0.20-0.88%, while the Hang Seng rose 0.29% and the Nikkei fell 0.35%.
- Among sectoral indices, IT fell the most by 0.75% while banking and auto also declined around 0.60-0.70%.
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The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Specifically, older adults who exercised regularly performed better on tests of memory and decision-making than those who did not exercise regularly.
The Nifty and Sensex indexes fell over the week by 1.59% and 1.5% respectively. Major losers included Cipla, RPower, and BHEL, while gainers included La Opala RG and Zylog Systems. Technically, the Nifty may see a short-term range bound movement around 6240-5650 points. The rupee weakened against the dollar, while US markets posted weekly gains boosted by technology shares.
The daily market wrap summarizes the performance of key indices in India and globally. The Sensex closed flat while the Nifty dropped 0.29%. European markets declined between 0.07-0.50% and US markets rose around 0.5-0.6%. Infosys gained 16% after reporting better than expected results while banks and ONGC declined on inflation concerns. The BSE IT index rose 9.33% led by Infosys and TCS.
The document discusses the role of emergency managers in addressing climate change. It provides definitions for key terms like mitigation, adaptation, and resilience. While emergency managers typically focus on short-term acute hazards, climate change involves chronic impacts that require longer-term planning. The document argues emergency managers should have a seat at the table in discussions around climate change adaptation due to their expertise in risk reduction and building community resilience.
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- Indian equity markets closed higher, with the Sensex gaining 0.40% and Nifty gaining 0.54%, supported by strong corporate earnings and expectations of an interest rate cut by the RBI.
- Axis Bank shares rose 2.76% after reporting better-than-expected Q3 results.
- Most other Asian markets closed lower but European markets rose slightly.
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- The Sensex closed up 146 points at 19,964 and the Nifty closed up 37 points at 6,039, with gains led by oil marketing stocks after reports of a potential diesel price hike.
- Key gainers included HCL Tech, BPCL, DLF, ONGC and Reliance Industries, while key losers were Cipla, ACC, Reliance Infra, Ranbaxy Labs and ICICI Bank.
- Most sectoral indices closed higher led by the S&P CNX Defensive index, while technical indicators suggest the markets may consolidate in the near term.
- The key Indian stock indices, the Sensex and Nifty, closed higher by 0.23% and 0.10% respectively, led by gains in Bharti Airtel after it raised call charges. However, market sentiment remained cautious ahead of upcoming company results and an interest rate decision by the central bank next week.
- Among sectoral indices, the Bank Nifty rose 0.48% while the IT and Midcap indices fell 0.21% and 0.88% respectively.
- Technical indicators suggest the markets may consolidate in the near term with support at 6000 and resistance at 6100 for the Nifty.
The Indian equity markets declined over the past week. The Nifty lost 1.97% and the Sensex fell 2%. Key sectors like banks, pharma, cement, and finance all ended lower. Technically, the Nifty may see a short-term range-bound movement around 5300-5740. Globally, US and European markets declined with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones both down around 3%. Asian markets also ended lower for the week on bearish trends.
Senator John F. Kennedy suffered from constant back pain due to injuries from World War II. His 1955 back surgery did not help relieve the pain, which concerned him and his family could cut his political career short. His orthopedic surgeon consulted Dr. Janet Travell, who was able to locate trigger points in Kennedy's lower back muscles that were causing his pain. By injecting local anesthetic into these muscles, Dr. Travell alleviated Kennedy's pain and was later appointed by President Kennedy as the first female Personal Physician to the President.
The daily market wrap summarizes the performance of key indices in India and globally. The Sensex closed flat while the Nifty dropped 0.29%. European markets declined between 0.07-0.50% and US markets rose around 0.5-0.6%. Infosys gained 16% after reporting better than expected results while banks and ONGC declined on inflation concerns. The BSE IT index rose 9.33% led by Infosys and TCS.
The document discusses the role of emergency managers in addressing climate change. It provides definitions for key terms like mitigation, adaptation, and resilience. While emergency managers typically focus on short-term acute hazards, climate change involves chronic impacts that require longer-term planning. The document argues emergency managers should have a seat at the table in discussions around climate change adaptation due to their expertise in risk reduction and building community resilience.
TheEquicom Research is an ISO certified and leading financial advisory firm which provide most accurate tips and recommendation. We provide equity tips with more than 90 % accuracy. Theequicom Research also provides tips for stock cash, bullion, stock future, nifty future, agri and option.
- Indian equity markets closed higher, with the Sensex gaining 0.40% and Nifty gaining 0.54%, supported by strong corporate earnings and expectations of an interest rate cut by the RBI.
- Axis Bank shares rose 2.76% after reporting better-than-expected Q3 results.
- Most other Asian markets closed lower but European markets rose slightly.
TheEquicom Research is an ISO certified and leading financial advisory firm which provide most accurate tips and recommendation. We provide equity tips with more than 90 % accuracy. Theequicom Research also provides tips for stock cash, bullion, stock future, nifty future, agri and option.
- The Sensex closed up 146 points at 19,964 and the Nifty closed up 37 points at 6,039, with gains led by oil marketing stocks after reports of a potential diesel price hike.
- Key gainers included HCL Tech, BPCL, DLF, ONGC and Reliance Industries, while key losers were Cipla, ACC, Reliance Infra, Ranbaxy Labs and ICICI Bank.
- Most sectoral indices closed higher led by the S&P CNX Defensive index, while technical indicators suggest the markets may consolidate in the near term.
- The key Indian stock indices, the Sensex and Nifty, closed higher by 0.23% and 0.10% respectively, led by gains in Bharti Airtel after it raised call charges. However, market sentiment remained cautious ahead of upcoming company results and an interest rate decision by the central bank next week.
- Among sectoral indices, the Bank Nifty rose 0.48% while the IT and Midcap indices fell 0.21% and 0.88% respectively.
- Technical indicators suggest the markets may consolidate in the near term with support at 6000 and resistance at 6100 for the Nifty.
The Indian equity markets declined over the past week. The Nifty lost 1.97% and the Sensex fell 2%. Key sectors like banks, pharma, cement, and finance all ended lower. Technically, the Nifty may see a short-term range-bound movement around 5300-5740. Globally, US and European markets declined with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones both down around 3%. Asian markets also ended lower for the week on bearish trends.
Senator John F. Kennedy suffered from constant back pain due to injuries from World War II. His 1955 back surgery did not help relieve the pain, which concerned him and his family could cut his political career short. His orthopedic surgeon consulted Dr. Janet Travell, who was able to locate trigger points in Kennedy's lower back muscles that were causing his pain. By injecting local anesthetic into these muscles, Dr. Travell alleviated Kennedy's pain and was later appointed by President Kennedy as the first female Personal Physician to the President.