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Companies are also said to be planning to invest in clean mining technologies, aerospace
Lofven further applauded the Indian government's "bold initiatives" to improve business environment through Make in India
Apart from Sharper Shape, Finland's Chempolis and Fortum, too, have big plans to invest in India.Chempolis, which has developed technologies for energy from waste and for ethanol, has signed a 50:50 joint venture with Numaligarh refinery in Odisha ...
Stefan Löfven, who took over as Prime Minister of Sweden in 2014, has been an active trade union leader in the country and has been in the forefront of introducing policies to achieve social welfare and job creation.In India to participate in the Narendra Modi government's “Make in India Week“ ...
Market benchmark Sensex zoomed over 400 points to rise above 23,000-mark in early trade on Monday following widespread gains as investors widened their bets amid a firming trend in other Asian markets.
The government held a meeting to consider a proposal by the finance ministry to reappoint current chairman, UK Sinha, for a period of one year.
Favourable macroeconomic conditions, prudent fiscal policy, responsible spending, among others to drive investments, the consultancy says
Finland's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle solutions provider Sharper Shape will provide aerial solutions for power transmission sector in partnership with Sterlite Grid Ventures
At a time when global economies are facing turmoil, India is poised to evolve into an even more attractive and stable destination for investors on account of favourable macroeconomic conditions, says a report.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi renewed his call on Feb. 13 for firms to invest in India and turn it into a global manufacturing hub, painting the country as a bright spot for investment in an uncertain world economy
Strongly rebutting former PM Manmohan Singh's criticism that the economy is not moving fast enough, finance minister Arun Jaitley said India has shed the “policy paralysis“ of the UPA era and become a global bright spot.
Govt says the investments are happening due to its investor-friendly policies
Bank of Baroda reported on Saturday the highest-ever quarterly loss in the nation's banking history at Rs 3,342 crore for the October-December period after recognizing and providing for the entire quantum of stressed assets identified through a special review undertaken by RBI.
Parsvnath Developers has terminated its development agreement with the Railways Land Development Authority due to a title dispute related to a 38-acre land stretch that the company had bought for Rs 1,651 crore. The land is located at Sarai Rohilla-Kishanganj in the national capital.
At the 'Make in India' event in Mumbai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday visited the stall of Swiss robotics company ABB which showcased its dual-arm collaborative robot YuMi. The robot has been designed to work side-by-side with humans while ensuring safety of those around it.
Promising stable and predictable tax regime, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said this was the best time to invest in India as the government carries reforms, including setting up a company law tribunal and effective intellectual property rights regime.
Promising stable and predictable tax regime, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said this was the best time to invest in India as the government carries reforms, including setting up a company law tribunal and effective intellectual property rights (IPR) regime.
India's former prime minister Manmohan Singh criticised his successor Narendra Modi's government for failing to take advantage of lower commodity prices to propel economic growth and an inconsistent policy towards neighbour Pakistan.
PM says govt is setting up a company law tribunal & IPR regime while simplifying security and green clearances
In variance with Raghuram Rajan's view on the matter, Basu also said a small slippage in the fiscal deficit target would be fine
PM harps on ease of doing business; says no time for incremental changes, country needs a quantum jump