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Stock market analyst Mitesh Thacker is of the view that investors can sell Larsen & Toubro Ltd (L&T) stock in today's session with a target between Rs 730-710.

According to him, the investors can sell the stock with a stoploss of Rs 785.

If the stock fell below Rs 702, it may see more weakness.

Today, the stock opened at Rs 761 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 844 and a low of Rs 300 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 32.36 and 23.29 respectively.

It has added new biological surveillance capabilities to its portfolio with the purchase of Veratect's assets, Virginia's SPADAC said on Monday.

It was reported that the geo-intelligence analysis intelligence solutions developer SPADAC, contracted for counter-terrorism support work by the Office of Naval Research among other organizations, announced it has acquired Veratect's intellectual property assets.

Actresses Mallika Sherawat and Divya Dutta have found their distinctive sensuality while shooting for 'Hiss'.

An independent co-production between the USA and India, directed by Jennifer Chambers Lynch, Hiss, which has already been in news for its hot and bold clips boasting hot Mallika has something more to offer than just being a Freaking Horror Journey. The movie has let Sherawat and Dutta find sensuality in their own styles.

A latest research has said that new gadgets like Blackberrys and iPhones are destroying women's love lives as their hubbies are too unfocused in the sleeping room.

More than a quarter of females (28 percent) stated that email and internet are ruining their sex lives, with handheld gadgets mainly responsible.

Other factors that thwart couples delighting intimacy include long working times (cited by 55% of females), fatigue (83%) and being too active (74%).

A new research has said that magnets may treat depression in individuals who have not reacted earlier to medications.

A research group from Medical University of South Carolina, US, has disclosed that individuals who had magnets attached to their heads to actuate certain parts of the brain were more likely to report relief from depressive disorder as compared to those treated with a similar device without a magnet.

The research comprised 190 individuals, of which just under half were randomly assigned to get the transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment.

Indian equities closed on a depressing note weighed by worldwide signals. It fell more than 300 points during the day. Broader markets also traded lower. All sectoral indices traded in the negative zone. Metal scrips declined the most accompanied by real estate, capital goods, banking and consumer durables that also topped the declining charts.